@Will Cruz 70% occupancy in New England is extremely optimistic.

You would get more of the NE/ New England summer people.

There is a lot Portuguese speaking people living in New England, so we want to take advantage of the big community to get some deals.

Ohio has a declining population, and the tenant class there is very different from what you might be used to in New England.

He is licensed in a few states in New England, and has been invaluable so far with answering questions, and doing research.

So far i've done the TAT (Trans American Trail) on my adventure bike along with purchasing a Winnebago Revel 4x4 and going to the eastern most point in the US next up up is 2 months on snowboarding in New England and CO. working my way up to doing a around the world adventure bike ride after riding to the Dalton highway to Peru, climbing all the 14'ers in CO, continue drifting in middle TN at local and regional grassroots events.

Eventually we would like to spend much more time in New England and NYC.

Hi Guys, Nice to meet you all, my name is Avi and I'm from Israel, I'm an independent software consultant\developer, operating in the "big data' field. although I've been interested in real estate for a long time, it wasn't until recently that I've made a decision to make my first move, so I've done some research, read the book on 'The Book On Rental Property Investing' I'm interested in rentals\buy and hold. currently it seems that the real estate market in Israel is too risky and it seems like northern England has some good potential, so I'm looking to double down on it for the near future. 

He has been ice fishing in New England for 15 years.

I was wondering if anyone could give me advise on the laws in England as I have heard buy to let investing is becoming increasingly more difficult to do.