If your 2k is just for their fee, not the other expenses, then call around or go online for estimates from other settlement companies so you can compare. 

It may be difficult to get numbers on renting by the room, but I would compare it to your prospective tenant's likely options.

It's a little more of a hidden gem when compared to some of the other areas in New Hampshire, but for sure has some great STR potential.  

At the end of the day the goal should be to make enough to give you an optimum lifestyle but not go overboard and cause yourself more work/hassle if you don't actually need the additional income that comes from it.Increasing the quality of the area/properties should make it easier management wise and if you don't necessarily need the cash flow now could end up ahead in overall return compared to the lower end areas, especially if you use leverage.I think it depends on your source of active income as well and how long you want to continue doing that for.

Compared to the numbers of accounts available, forget about it!"

Any Pro's or con's compared to the traditional way of building? 

Bluffton/Beaufort/HHI are growing rapidly but still relatively doable compared with Charleston and the coastal areas.

Compare all the data.

Every HOI quote in Louisiana I've seen in the past six months has been crazy, but your new roof will help a ton.For reference, we have one LTR in Zachary that's a comparable property to what you've described and are getting $1800/month for it.

When my daughter started a STR company in NYC in 2013, most bookers were people looking for rooms that were cheaper than comparable hotel rooms.