Also you could go outside of your comfort zone and buy in a more affordable area?

I simply would like to maximize my money/options.  

He became to comfortable and kept showing up on the upper half of the property, so we ended it real quick.

The Tip for the startup of a Real Estate Career is to maximize your exposure.

Assuming you are not comfortable investing close to home or more hands-on, here are some questions I have posted in the past for investors to ask.  

I don't know about the NH market but I would like to share some good advice I have just recently heard: Be comfortable with being uncomfortable. 

Any thoughts are appreciated.Hey Nate,Personally I would buy in a secondary market like here in Columbus OH, and focus on small multifamily, that way you can utilize easy to get leverage, and maximize cashflow and appreciation. 

Think a lot of things stop people - fear, laziness, comfort, complacency....it’s scary to do things you’ve never done that could have big risks.

The first year of search (2018) all I could find where single fams with a remodeled basement and will all the numbers didn't really make me feel comfortable with purchase (such an expensive market). 

It’s an area I know very well and am comfortable with as well