Currently I am exploring different opportunities in my area (Manchester, NH), and while my goal will be to have multiple multi-family homes in the long-term, I am still looking at what else is on the market.That said, I have come across single-families on occasion that need enough rehab as to not qualify for regular financing.

And TN and NH don't tax earned income.  

I am not opposed to doing other non-occupied, out-of-state (or city) deals, particularly around areas I am somewhat familiar with including Omaha, NE; Lincoln, NE; most of Colorado, Houston, Washington DC and Maryland, Southern Maine and New Hampshire, and Pittsburgh.

I’m originally from Denton but have lived in New Hampshire for 25 years.

Aside from the ones mentioned there is the NEREIA in Chelmsford, the Boston Area REIA that just moved locations to Medford (Bummer since it had been at the Crown Plaza that spans the Pike right on the Brighton border), @Mike Hurney has a couple meeting on the North Shore and there are some in NH as well if you want to take a drive.

I put steam in for years it is one of the most efficient systems you could usedo some homework before you go tearing something outit sounds to me it has suffered from alack of maintenance, those boilers need to be blown down daily and the system needs to be checked weeklyfor the problems of rooms not acclimatizing that is a control issue, valves sticking and old style thermostatssince you are in new Hampshire you should find you a good ol steam plumber in your areadon't just call any company to come out- do some research and find a apt building or the city or county building and find out who maintains there systemsthere are very few younger steam fitters anymore who know the mechanics of steam heating, if your system is set up right your steam is also making your domestic hot water so tearing it out might put you in a position you are now wiring for water heatersenjoy

I am located in northeastern mass and southern NH.

I have a similar situation here in Sothern Vermont, right on the border of NH. 

. $150 for my NH LLC.

Now I need to get going. 10 Year Plan: To secure 5+ fully paid for short term rental properties on Cape Cod so that I can retire from my full time job and spend time enjoying life with my family.15 Year Plan: Pay for home in Costa Rica (to get out of New England in the winters:-)I currently live in New Hampshire and have another home in MA.