I've been looking at a lot of multi family buildings here in NH, and since many of them are older homes that have been converted into apartments (2-4 units), many of which have common heating systems, so the rent includes heat.With a background in (commercial) energy management and utility billing systems, these seem like they can be good opportunities for me to go in, lower rent and recover utility costs (subject to existing leases of course).

Up to 7 days from the day Tenant lost the eviction: Tenant can file an appeal.11. 30 days from Hearing (if Tenant files an appeal): Deadline for Tenant to present appeal to New Hampshire’s State Supreme Court.

I am currently in the process of researching whether a SFH or MFH is the best option as my first investment in the Southern New Hampshire Market.

Currently, by no deliberate fashion, I am a real estate investor by having to move out of a townhouse in New Hampshire.

No septic design on file, common for this small NH town.

As @Jim Viens points out, the courthouse auctions are a high-stakes environment best reserved for the experienced investor.

Thanks @Wayne Brooks, @Jim Viens, and @Karl Smith.

Does New Hampshire have a standard sales/purchase contract that doesn't require a Realtor?

Hi BP membersI would like to find a mobile home investing meetup in New Jersey, New York, Connecticut, New Hampshire or Pennsylvania area?

Besides that is you come a little most east off the top of my head there are about a dozen options from Manchester, NH down to the Cape.