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Deal analysisList price: 29,999House details: 3 bedroom 1 bathroomAvg rent: 850-950EXPENSES:Monthly taxes: $47Insurance: $75P&I : $111.83Repair : $45 (5%)Vacancy: $45 (5%)Cap ex: $45 (5%)Mgmt: 90$ (10%)Garbage: 40$Purchase closing costs I put at 3,000** And repairs I put at 8,000 (completely guessed as I was going off of the images of the outside and inside of the house)I ran the numbers and seen a 28% cash on cash return With a $398.00 cashflow.

@Nicholas Graywelcome to the site, BP has a tremendous amount of information to help youI'm a local investor in the New Hampshire and i would be more then happy to help you out with any questions you havewe have network meeting at Nashua on the 3rd Wed of the month and it great place to meet with others real estate investor and we have numbers of deals done after people meet in our group, you can find more at Real Estate Events and Happenings Look forward to seeing you around!

Halfway ground might be: 1) all caps the important disclaimers or 2) taking a screenshot of the disclaimers, highlight the key points and post the screenshot image within the pictures themselves.Based on my experience, most people don't read the descriptions anyway and stick to the eye candy. 

there are two groups near you:  NHREIA.com in Manchester which is the second Wednesday, and NH Real Estate Investors Mastermind which is the third Wed I think, you can find that group on Meetup.  

Long story short, I will post two images below.  

The name of his company is New Refined Images.

Have had "hit or miss" luck with www.Fiverr.com but it's an option.One suggestion if you use any of these types of websites is to open up Google Images search in one window and then "drag" the logo image file into the Google Images search window.

@Sunny Burns Glad you enjoyed it :) Before you know it you will have more properties than you imaged.

When a policy owner pays $50K in premium, they get $100K or $150K in new cash value.Here are two images:1.