It has a chill vibe, incredibly friendly people and plenty to do, with exception to any major sports.

Thanks @Axel Ragnarsson, you are correct, my schedule is flexible; since all of my training is private and mobile (no big box gyms).I was just in Manchester for Thanksgiving, and the 4 degree temp (before factoring in wind chill) was a point blank reminder of what I do not miss on some wintry days in NH.I checked out some workable flips while I was out there, less margins than Los Angeles, but still some coin to be made.

This can either work for or against your interests, but can't be mentioned during the application phase as it could have a chilling affect.

I think everyone who knocks out-of-state for no good reason should drink more wine and chill out. ;)

I agree one small rental making a few thousand isn't worth the hassle and time, you need 20 rentals and then yes quit your job and keep buying rentals until you have 1000 hire a manager and go chill on the beach. 

Your attorney was giving good advice, chill. 

It’ll be a super chill/relax vibe.

Yes...I'm definitely trying to take my time and chill out, but it is so much fun to do! 

It's informal and super chill, no sales folks.

My advise is to chill out over stupid crap you can’t even prove .