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. 

Just to use round numbers, I'm buying for about $250k and plan on putting about $200k into renovations and an ARV around $660k.

Is 2300 square feet is on the bigger side of what we should be targeting?

Be very interested to connect with those of you who have feet on the ground in this area to discuss where I should be looking.

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. 

Example:Let's say the backyard is 5,000 feet, the front yard is 2,500 feet, and irrigation costs $150 a month.

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

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

Happy to chat anytime, just trying to get my feet wet again after a long break from investing.

Hi, I have been on Biggerpockets and reading all the information i can get.We are getting ready to buy our first out of state investment property and looking in Austin.Looking for advise on which area is better, RR lo...