@Alvin Ng, the first problem is you live in CA. 

Mine was only 2 years.Buying a house here is like buying a car, but lenders obviously prefer if you are at least an H-1B holder to lend to you, unless you're an all cash/private/hard money user.

@Van Anh hoang.

@James YeeIt is the start of tax busy season so it will be hard to call an accountant now and ask them to answer a question unless you are already a client of theirs.The short answer is that you will be required to file a MA resident tax return(as you normally would do) plus potentially filing a NH non-resident tax return.NH is a unique state that it does not tax all types of income.

@Patrick Ng - I see, ok then you should not have an issue. 

Hi @Anh Tran and welcome to BP!

If the front isn't deep enough have a u-shaped driveway with in an H configuration where they park on the side and just back out and turn to go on the road.

I have worked with Brian on a few deals an he is a wealth of information, too.

When we rehabbed it we went with NG forced air HVAC to eliminate the old system & having to trace pipes in walls/ceilings.We have also found the older thin metal p-traps frozen so we drain or rip them out.Our problem here is water meters freezing & that's a major issue if they burst.However, we currently have a SFH 'winterized' but we do have the heat on (55deg) & our last NG bill was $55.96 & that's cheap insurance !!!! 

I recently took a call from a NH investor who had provided funds to a California rehabber, and the rehabber had stopped returning her calls, and the project wasn't finished.