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

He then purchased an over 100 unit building in NH with partners, and is purchasing another multi with KILLER returns very shortly.

My boyfriend and I are in the process of researching different locations within NH to invest.

In my market (southern NH), the average ratio of gross income to operating expenses is about 50% (known in BiggerPockets terms as the "50% rule"). 

@Jim Viens  I definitely agree, family is the most important thing.

Some other stuff on the North Shore and in NH as well, and if you really like to network plenty of stuff south of Boston as well.

Keene, NH, I’m thinking to sell it in may or june

I am a licensed agent operating on the Seacoast of NH, and was introduced to BP by a family member who kept telling me how great the resources are, and I am blown away that I didn't know about this community long before now.I do not currently own any real estate.My wife just graduated from UNH with a computer science degree and now has a great job at a national insurance company as a techie.

Specifically in the Loon Mountain New Hampshire area.

@Shaun Reilly I'm going to start by holding quarterly meeting to gauge the interest and amount of Massachusetts and New Hampshire Investors that are in the BP community.