You will need to know how many toilets and other fixtures dump into the tank.I would be very careful in regards to the information you get from plumbers and take your time.You probably need a pump that costs about $500.

I learned that I like newer builds, they weren't overly hard to put tenants in, but i did learn that I need to budget more for landscaping up front if its a newly built home.Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

Students/young professionals seem to make up the bulk of the rent by the room occupiers (at least in Reno which is a relatively affordable market, although increasing significantly over time) 

If you are wanting rentals who cares about up or down 10- 15% when you are earning 10- 15% net income. 

Unfortunately, most people in that position don’t care about what our own personal situations are, they’re interested in their own ends.

NH only really cares about tenants with no heat during the winter.

I feel tenants don't care as much.

Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

It will be always situations where the realtors will like what they see, but that is why a written agreement has to be in place.A professional realtor should not cause you any issue in this case.

But in looking at HI I'd be careful of three things.1. new legislation prohibiting or severely restricting short term rentals in the works.2.