Yes you can quit and change with relative ease. 

For ease of calculation, let's say my HELOC can go up to $100,000 so we can more than pay the $50,000 needed for the property.However, my HELOC is a little weird.

I like the ease of installation for mobile home, just plug it in and you are ready to go.

Unlike many landlords I am not afraid to operate my business I do not di*k around with slowly easing tenants to full market. 

Hi Everyone,My wife and I are looking to relocate (from Princeton Jct, NJ) to ease her commute. 

If not I've used Legal Ease in South Portland to draft my notices, they mail them directly to the York County Sheriff's Office for service so you'll be able to do this all over the phone. 

I actually learned that from an uncle that was in real estate and everything ease you could imagine and NEVER did business with a relative.  

They were already well aware that their rents were below market value and that the new buyer would most likely raise them (according to the seller's agent), so that eased the pain a little bit.

You then get the ease of management that comes with great tenants, and the equity gains from the forced appreciation. 

In my opinion, you might be better going from a large market like Boston to a market with some solid fundamentals to ease your way into out of state investing - if you're looking to be in NH, then Manchester is probably your best bet.