I am not super familiar with the ones in New England but I know they are out there.You can look into the Rapid Re-Housing program.

Mid West, New England etc.) and tens of cities all the way down to zip code with a few mouse clicks.

Optimize HVAC for the SpaceMigrating one's STR's pellet stove + electric baseboard heating to a $5k 28k DIY mini-split + baseboard dropped my electric bill 50% in a New England STR, but that's with extensive automation of heating cycles, retrofitting of electric heaters w/smart thermostats, and understanding that splits / heat pumps do lose effectiveness in their ability to extract heat from very cold air.

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Upon graduating I had numerous offers from several prestigious design firms throughout Boston and greater New England.

This kind of high-quality basement refinishing is most common in New England.

STRs are for sure a lot more work, but revenues should also be at least 2.5x that of a traditional rental (in New England, anyways).

@Debbie White@Jorge Pena, hope you don't mind if I explain one contributing factor further.Most frequently in New England and the Middle Atlantic states, in a single-family home with a basement big enough to finish, you're going to find an updraft forced-air furnace down there in operation.

The rate of this tax is banded based on purchase price (tax rate increases with purchase price) and can vary in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland (the name of the tax changes slightly also).

It is February in New England so I don't know how long that would take.My holding costs are around $3,900/mo.