Some states are judicial and some are non judicial.

The prices change from winter months to the summer months due to the demand of places to stay during the snowy months.The way that I Calculate the potential monthly income for the property is somewhat complicated.

It sounds like you're trying to complicate what should be a straight refi of your personal residence.

The more complicated answer is if you do quitclaim the property you will be in breach of the mortgage agreement in the bank May exercise the due on sale clause.The third scenario would be to buy commercial property using commercial lending any such instance buying and financing for an entity is quite common practice.So, coming back to the beginning of this answer it's all about the type of investment you're looking to do and the risk involved in doing so.I do want to share my two cents on the matter.

@Terry MatthewsThings are complicated at the banks.  

There may be complications with lot layout or some other factor which is why it's 1 deed.

If you take other people's money it gets really complicated and requires a company that specializes in OZ funds.  

I have read that long distance complicates the process, but I have also been told New Hampshire is notorious for terrible property tax to make up for their lack of other taxes.I have been researching loans and think that an FHA loan would be best for my first real estate investment.

Quickbooks won’t work for me unless I get the most expensive option that includes a class system, and even then it’s a bit complicated.

I wouldn't advise this because I think it just complicates things.