@Christian L Babcock that's my interpretation & you will see a lot of new product at Lowes etc.

Originally posted by @Pat L.

@Richard Lovering - There are a few things to consider in this situation.First, while well-intentioned, opinions from investors outside NH can be inaccurate and misleading; as different states have different L/T laws and leanings.

@Kevita L.

reviews and will not ping you in general if we have that or similar).SUPER EXTRA BONUS HINT: You already moved those down payment funds from your "business" checking account into your "personal" checking account 3+ months ago, so I'm not going to have to ask your CPA to write a letter "promising" that the use of "business" funds for your down payment will not impact your business operations (mini hint: no reputable CPA is going to write that letter FYI, see above about insurance...).Your self-prepared ("stated income") 2019 YTD P&L shows that you're doing even better than you were in 2018 or 2017.If you did ALL of the above including the super extra bonus hint: Then I'm over 60% sure that your 2018 taxes will be the ONLY basis of your income calculation, assuming of course an above-average competence lender local to the state where you are buying real estate.

@Brandon L. - Thanks, I'll definitely give those a read and will let you know if I have any questions.

@Taylor L.

(LOL)Most people forget that the first L in stands for Limited, not No "Liability"

@Daimily Santiago-Leon l assume you are talking about empty houses in the inner city.  

If it helps, this site provide an overview: https://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/overview-l....