Given the number of rental units built before 1978 in NH, I should think this is going to be tough and I want to figure it all out before I'm saddled with a $12K+ bill per unit.

It costs a plaintiff very little to file a lawsuit in most cases (couple hundred bucks), and you could be saddled with thousands in costs of defense,  be at risk for losing the property, your personal assets, not to mention any other rental properties that you hold in your personal name.

Trying to lean forward in the saddle and get as much info before I move; any help would be appreciated.I plan on living on my own construction site for the time I'm down there.

The property of in Saddle Brooke, NJ; 1/1 with 1000sqftYour thought please

Once you saddle the tenant with a $100 per month heat bill, your rent goes down tot $900.

Hey there,Im smack dab in the middle of Kansas (Salina is the most major city near me), am about to turn 30, am saddled with 70k+ student loan debt, and am tired of just getting by.

As for Valley Ranch, I work on that development and I'd hardly consider it investor friendly due to all the new home construction, you're buying at retail prices and getting saddled with all the high MUD taxes that come with new developments.

I just purchased my first multifamily property back in October. duplex in Saddle Brook, right behind the park. the property checked all of my wifes boxes. this way, she is happy, the kids are happy, I am happy. 

In the real world, people who aren't saddled with debt can buy homes.

I dont think it is fair to saddle the tenant with what is an owner expense.