I suggest for your first property, you find a Realtor to assist with the contract and post contract requirements, this can be done on a flat fee basis since you are finding the property yourself, there are other arrangements too, but it won't cost anything to speak to a Realtor.

I'd start here:http://www.courts.state.nh.us/courtlocations/hills...We had an Eviction Attorney speak at NewHampshireREIA.org a couple of months ago.

It is going to take 45-60 days for closings now, realistically speaking.

The mortgage and deed are another issue which I can't speak to.

I invited some BP Bloggers (including Joshua Dorkin and Brandon Turner) to speak out our meetups virtually and in the process, was able to make some great connections.I've also helped other investors by providing 'consulting.'

I'd love to hear the podcast have someone on that can speak about doing buy and hold in SF.  

When J Scott speaks: listen!

Anna Hello and Welcome to BP hope to assist you. look forward to speaking with you.Elia

I was thinking it would cost quite a bit to do this right and it looks like you have had a similar experience.I am currently speaking with an experienced flipper.

I've been doing research for the past couple weeks and i think i'm going to start investing in mobile homes, mainly because i do not have a large amount of start-up money and they seem to be somewhat simpler than the other paths of real estate investment (If you think that last statement isn't true please speak your mind).