Enjoy the journey.   

Just google New Hampshire Secretary of State Corporate Division and go to NH QuickStart.

I really enjoy listening to them. 

When I'm not working or learning, I'm usually at the gym or enjoying being outdoors with the family.  

I am betting based on google earth images that the roof is in need of replacement soon.

I'm really enjoying the bp podcast and hope to continue learning from fellow investors on here. 

Out of curiosity, I did a quick google search for "average closing costs paid by buyer" and am seeing that it's customary for closing costs to amount to 2-5% of the purchase price...so between $4000 and $10,000 for that $200,000 property. 

Joking aside, I am really interested and eager to buy properties that create cash flow and also build a unit on the lot that came with my first home purchase.I want to stick with what I enjoy which is finding the deals and making them happen by connecting with people, but avoid being a landlord for now.

I hear the success stories about people retiring at 40 traveling the world sipping margaritas enjoying life.

A google search was all I needed.