Here's a link to the story:  https://www.nhar.org/news/arti...And Melissa Silk is correct--New Hampshire is a year-round vacation state. 

Other than that, not factoring in replacement costs, big ticket item expenses, and not having any reserves are some main ones that come up. 

You may be able to get away with a monthly payment, but that's a lot of labor your cleaning staff needs to float until payday.

Their "ticket" system is not functionaing well. 

If there’s sufficient evidence to conclude that a deal can be made, it may be necessary to go through another round, or even two of offer - counter offer before reaching an agreeable price. 

Report each issue on a separate ticket (grass, trash, health hazards, etc).

Stephen Wiater sure, tenants will typically (not always) try to get away with as much as they can.

The region's young population and growing economic opportunities contribute to high occupancy rates, typically ranging from 90% to 97% year-round.

I'm guessing the reason they get away with this is because they know how expensive it is to hire a lawyer to get rid of them.

The region's young population and growing economic opportunities contribute to high occupancy rates, typically ranging from 90% to 97% year-round.