I currently live in New Hampshire, and if anyone is familiar with the New England area, they know that the market is still very competitive. 

Hi Glen, I’m not in Maine but just across the border in NH.

She's based out of New Hampshire and called it the "Alabama of the Northeast," but with way less social programs.

I recently closed on a two-family property in NH.

Southern New Hampshire with other investors and it's a chance to find great deals and meet intresting people and share investment ideas and experiences.please send me an email if interested and what Sunday you are available please.

Thanks Kieran.Looking for property either in NH | MA or considering NC, perhaps TN.

I really need to hear about the experiences of other NH landlords on the eviction process at this point.

I’m in NH not far from the Maine border and paid 12,700 for a natural gas combo heat/hot water unit to be installed.

I have an inactive salesperson license in NH, studied some real estate in college, and have listened to/watched a good bit of Bigger Pockets.

If you live in a state with highly specialized or locality rules - NY, OH, NH, it is worth either considering local, or at least firm that has on board expertise within your jurisdiction.  75% of the time when I work with a NH investor that was previously working with an out of state accountant...they've made errors (in some cases costly ones) on the NH business tax returns.