You would definitely want to check out the NH RE Mastermind group in Nashua.  

We're open to look at property from Albany to Glens Falls and Shaun is even looking in Vermont and New Hampshire as well. 

Additionally, I plan to purchase another property which will either be my primary residence in NH or another investment property in FL this year.  

New investor here, looking at investing in rental properties in Southern New Hampshire.

Note:  I give this advice a lot in MA, and if you were in NH, I'd suggest you use an attorney for your first one, and then do evictions yourself after that. 

Am shopping for my first deal - a STR in New Hampshire.

My dad wants to buy a multi-family property in New Hampshire where he lives (probably the Manchester area) in the next 12-18 months because he just resigned his lease at his current apartment.

I've been looking for a buy-and-hold in the local area (Seacoast of NH), and I have trouble finding places in decent neighborhoods that offer a decent cap rate.I've just looked at a foreclosed condo in what used to be a big apartment complex, which apparently converted to condos.

I currently live on the MA NH line and cant decide in which direction to go. 

Maybe I have to look into NH or western mass near Northampton which is a big college town.