I have a SFR property in Kingwood that was luckily spared...I was stressed all week watching the news, online and texting with the tenants to get updates.....

(renters is key word, I think there's more of an appeal for homeowners and those with families - I'm making an assumption that the majority of families in southern NH with an adult commuting into Boston are buying and not renting, but please correct me if I'm wrong)  To me I think the draw to southern NH needs to come from growth in southern NH (such as the tech you've mentioned), or growth north of route 3/95. 

I am having trouble locating a refi lender in the upstate of South Carolina, or online.

I am having trouble locating a refi lender in the upstate of South Carolina, or online.

Hoping to meet people both online and in person.

No major flooding.  

First, I would identify the average price points of the majority of recent sales in your area that you want to work in.  

I guess the best answer is when someone goes through a major change, chances are greater that things can go wrong.

The house has major foundation issues, major roof issues, holes in the floor, and is generally in major state of disrepair.  

You may be able to find this online (state/local government websites would be only credible source I'd trust; although, your licensed agent may be able to help.)