We will continue to allow it to build then buy more properties.

Some people will buy a property subject to the existing financing which will transfer title into there name and leave the loan in the previous title holders name, but the new owner will continue to make payments for the old owner who's name is still on the financing/loan.

It seems that less and less people are going in to or even considering trades, and the plight and challenge of finding consistently good contractors will continue to increase.  

@David Briley I would say that all of those lists work as well; however, you need to make sure that one list you stick to and mail continuously.

We are in a shortage of entry level SF's right now so prices continue to rise and homes fly off the shelves, especially in the 175-290k range.  

As you continue forward I'm glad to be of any help I can with my limited experience.

Please continue to share your experience.

Good luck in continuing your success :) 

Sometimes I struggle with southern NH and if you can expect any rental growth above inflation - I understand it's proximity to Boston (but you're looking at least 1+ hour commute) and that prices in Boston and surrounding areas are continuing to drive people further from the city. 

Brittney Hughley I would say continue to invest.