Most of whom work remotely assisting Real Estate investors with their tax planning and accounting. 

Had my eyes set on a NH for a little while now and wanted to see if anyone had any advice/insight on claiming a 2nd home / STR property in NH as your primary residence in order to take advantage of NH not having state income tax.

My business partner and I bought our first investment property (4-Plex) last year. We used the same agent that helped us purchase the property to find tenants. For each tenant we paid him a fee. Total payments amounte...

I’m looking for a CPA to do my last year taxes as they got complicated.  

I'm not an expert, but it will really depend on your tax needs.   

. $13k in yearly taxes between the two duplexesAbout $200 a month in water between the two (no sewage, on septic) tenants pay all other utilitiesInsurance- $200 a monthSelf managedI truly feel like I have given him some real win-win offers and nothing is sticking.

Any CPA/EA/Tax Preparer can DO your taxes. 

First I am assuming by several years it has been more than 2 tax reporting years since the 1031 exchange.

Aside from mortgage and tax filing implications, what other considerations should I be thinking of?

Anyways onto my question:There are a lot of tax incentives to having an STR if you do it yourself.