These properties offer the opportunity to enter the market with lower initial investment, with the potential to increase both property value and rental income through rehabilitation efforts.

Hi investors, Im looking for some insights about how does the Rochester rental market do in the current market.

I would love to connect with some local agents in NH that know that market and can guide me toward some towns that might be worth looking into.I would also consider Maine, and Vermont.  

These 4 deals, in 3 different markets I have either side of a seller finance & private credit deal trying to get out of this and asking if I able to show something to get this done.

I just did this with a duplex and bought a 6-unit property in my market.

Lots of mobiles out there with 'add on' rooms but they have to be done to code to actually be added into the square footage. 

One of the tenant won't renew her lease, so I am in the market to replace her.

Here are a few steps and resources to help you get started.Corporate Housing by Owner (CHBO): This site offers a wealth of information and resources for homeowners looking to enter the corporate rental market.

Make sure the host is financially very well off so you can sue them personally when they stop paying because your market outlays all STR or at least non-owner occupant ones.

(It's broken down by market type -- resort/mountain, resort/beach, rural, etc.)Here's how much more RevPAR homes with a certain amenity get for the mountain-destination category.