No rent control laws whatsoever in NH, and you can turn around and re-rent to someone else for a fair market value.I hope that helps :)

If you had to ask the question, that means you'd probably be better off not getting involved.There are some new federal laws protecting homeowners in FC, with teeth as well as laws pertaining to causing a bank any delay in FC and interfering in a FC.

Land sales is where I cut my teeth many moons ago.. to sell land its all about terms... easy down easy payments no qualifying .. just look at the land geek guys on this site.. they sell worthless desert junk and sell it because they offer easy easy terms.. plain and simple..

No issues whatsoever.

I have had a tenant in place since June, from June till December rent always paid on time placed was kept up seemed to be an ideal tenant, no problems whatsoever.

I kinda like:"All parties agree that Buyer may terminate this contract at any time prior to closing for absolutely any or no reason whatsoever. 

I have an interesting question, my friend is renting a house, and wants to break his 2 year contract (9 months left).There’s no clause for early termination whatsoever in the contract, is there a default law when this happens?

Given that you've acknowledged your company does direct sales, clearly you were lying through your teeth!

Otherwise, the plans are largely similar.The key concept is that when the plan invests in anything (stocks, real estate mortgages, etc.) all activities are enclosed within the plan and there is no intersection whatsoever with you or close family.  

I've come to learn you cannot rely on tenants for anything more than taking care of what is in their unit interior and even then, with some, it is like pulling teeth.