Hey Rich Ng .

I've invested in several REIT's...CIM, NLY, ANH, GOV, and more, and they definitely can pay some hefty dividends.

To add to what @Rich Ng stated, and mind you I am in Massachusetts as well...MA security deposit rules are full of specifics, the best decision I made was to create a business account with my bank, I use Santander, and with that account, I hold each of my tenants security deposits in separate interest bearing accounts.The master account that I have allows sub-accounts to be set up under the tenants names, with their social security numbers. 

NG.

What type of project @Albert Ng ?

Your risk is relatively low because it’s backed by the property, your workload is low, and you don’t have to be accredited for these short-term investments.Joint Venture PartnershipsIf single-family homes spell B-O-R-I-N-G to you, multifamily or commercial real estate might pique your interest.

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Hi All!
I am starting my land lording journey and am looking for some advise on the most cost effective way to get a legitimate NH lease agreement.  Any replies would be appreciated!

Tucker

Quote from @Anh Nguyen: I've seen mentions that property tax is assessed at 35% of the appraisal.

Quote from @Anh Nguyen: @Shane Kelly @Drew Sygit Thanks for your feedback!