Have a CPA bless the tax aspects of it, but an attorney should work with you to design & create it.

I work with and know many people who live in the Boston area and invest up in the NH market due to the lower price points, more attractive cash flow, and better landlord/tenant laws.

@Stephen Witkowski, what I find most often in these Reports is the same as what is on this one: The Buyer is expected to get a 30 year mortgage at a very attractive (owner-occupier?)

It will be every Monday from 12-1pm & its designed to accommodate busy professionals (with day time jobs).It will be via Webex, so you can join from any online connection or just by audio conference only.

A property of any kind that is in poor condition is a sign that the owner is disinterested, not engaged in the market and possibly willing to get rid of the property if you can come up with an attractive way to eliminate their problems. 

Hopefully your situation isn't that bad.BTW - you should have a respirator (not just a surgical mask) that's designed for mold. 

That's super attractive. 

This unique renovation will also reconfigure the entire floor plan and add the modern design that we pride ourselves in bringing to each project and our communities.

From the PM's I've talked to, you generally want to buy in an area where you can attract tenants with income that is 3X the monthly rent (2.5X on the low end).

How do I attract a cash buyer to this home?