I don't want to repeat everything in my profile but I'm looking at several markets in Texas, Maine, New Hampshire, and Kentucky.Currently I'm active duty Military working in a medical administrative field.

I have a no pets policy but I'm sure the day is coming when a tenant will appear with a emotional support pony or some such....We are in NH and I seem to remember that, if a rental is a primary residence, the owner has some additional flexibility in the law.Thanks for your insight.Signed - Landlord newbie

I am looking to build multi-family housing (24 units) in Southern NH and I am finding in really difficult to locate any R3-zoned land.

I was curious if anyone had any suggestions for agents in the Southern New Hampshire area that I could meet up with and start my search with.

When I was working in Maine and NH, I recall petrol stations dispensing both kerosene and furnace oil (really diesel) and folks buying 5usg  containers to heat their homes for the day.

I need solid rental comps for a court case (may get to point squatter on my property is required to pay back rent).  Rental property is in the Lakes Region - any real estate agents or property management companies can...

It is a property in NH.

here is my home for sale. i think its priced right by watching and see the other homes in our market. but first weekend on the market ive had 1 offer and 1 showing. my agent said we should have 4-5 showings our first weekend. he indicated the price may be to high. i really dont know. the only other housing available to buy in this price range is manufactured homes or early 1900s small homes. please tell me what direction to go. the offer was 20k less than my asking price. she is a first time buyer and only approved for that much. https://www.realtor.com/realestateandhomes-detail/6042-W-New-Hampshire-St_Spirit-Lake_ID_83869_M26588-85211?

here is my home for sale. i think its priced right by watching and see the other homes in our market. but first weekend on the market ive had 1 offer and 1 showing. my agent said we should have 4-5 showings our first weekend. he indicated the price may be to high. i really dont know. the only other housing available to buy in this price range is manufactured homes or early 1900s small homes. please tell me what direction to go. the offer was 20k less than my asking price. she is a first time buyer and only approved for that much. https://www.realtor.com/realestateandhomes-detail/6042-W-New-Hampshire-St_Spirit-Lake_ID_83869_M26588-85211?

I've done some research and thought Campton, Waterville Valley, NH area would be an ideal location for all season rental.I'm nervous not being able to find renters to cover the mortgage.