Hassan claims in her facebook page that evictions in NH happen "quickly", I can personally attest since I am in day 28 of an eviction for which my tenant now owes me (as of today) more than the Judge can legally grant.

Granted you've vetted the potential partner.

I am currently reading Rich Dad Poor Dad, and my next targets are going to be:- "How I Turned $1,000 into a Million in Real Estate in My Spare Time" by William Nickerson- "How to Create Wealth Investing in Real Estate" by Grant CardoneDo you have any other suggestions for newbies?

Perhaps it is more of a common-sense practice where magistrate judges don't want to grant a dispossessory if it appears that a landlord is trying to have his cake and eat it too by accepting payments and evicting at the same time.Not accepting partial payments was easy to do in the days when tenants were mailing checks, because I could simply not cash a check.

If you're okay with condos/townhouses, Newtown Grant is the best.

@Kyle GallowayAsk a realtor friend to grant you guest access to MLS.

Originally posted by @Grant Cardone:The place to start is where you know the market, code for: where you live.

My hard money lender understood that auction properties might not be granted a full inspection, so they did a paper appraisal...

I COULD go buy a set for $250 and put it in there, but I think it's just another thing the tenant begins to take for granted and expect me to fix or replace when it inevitably breaks.

HUD MAY grant an extension but will cost you up to $375 (most transactions have this amount) per 15-day extension.