Once again, kudos to you for so much thorough due diligence and jumping in with both feet to a promising market that’s overlooked (still) by many New England investors due to perceptions that are a decade out of date. 

Drive around looking for distressed properties that are off the market and contact owners.In any case, those are just some of the things that I did when starting out.I’m actually a New Englander who married into an Ohio family, and have been here ever since.

These countries (England, France, Germany, etc.) would never  force individuals (landlords) to reward (settle) with law breakers (tenants) of course provided the evidence of law/lease breaches. 

I know a very successful guy out Boston way who would call that New England frugalness--left over door board, use it for a back splash and a wall covering--leave nothing to waste.The doors and drawers on the cabinets look less wide then most cabinets I've seen in Home depot, and they seem to work in the space--size wise.You could replace the doors--look online for cabinet doors, and maybe use some normal hinges that are on the inside of the door, vs. the outside.BUT I think this would rent in someplace like San Antonio (I've seen much worse), will it pass muster in Beantown (???)

That is just me speculating, based on my knowledge of real estate common law over the past 900 years going back to King Henry II of England (1133 - 1189) up to the present and "how things work."

Yes Charlotte is awesome, I was actually born there and then my parents work brought me up to New England, but every time I visit Charlotte it feels like home.

Hey Everyone,I am looking to connect with some other investors/groups in the New England area, I live and operate a couple properties in NH and VT.

PS Know anyone in New England?

Interest rate futures show a majority of market players leaning towards a 100 basis point cut rather than 75 basis points [FEDWATCH].This would follow an emergency 50 basis point cut earlier this month and leave federal fund rates as low as a wafer-thin 0.5 percent.Reuters polls also show economists are expecting a half point cut from the Bank of England's next meeting on Nov. 6 [BOE/INT] and at least 25 basis points from the European Central Bank [ECB/INT] by the end of the year.

Go New England Patriots!!!