@Richard Speckman I'm in the process of refinancing my house with a finished ADU and I'm concerned about the appraisal.

I think another concern of his is finding a buyer that he knows keep things in good shape in case he ever needs to 'foreclose' on it. 

Go ahead and take 2 minutes to read the full bill for yourself. http://www.gencourt.state.nh.us/legislation/2020/HB1391.htmlAs a dog owner, pet lover, and a landlord who allows and welcomes pets, I am the last person to oppose something like this and yet I have serious concerns about this bill. 

I own other rental properties, but the age of the mobile homes have me concerned.

That decision depends on who you are, what you are willing to tolerate and what your market is.I thought the comment concerning the different types of damage was great - accidental, negligent and purposely.

Install a couple exterior lights and a fence if the security is that big a concern.

My concern is as soon as I buy this lot the government will seize it thru eminent domain.

I might be a little concerned about what other hidden problems there will be if the company didn't even know about and active termite infestation.

The main areas of concern should be the tenant class, which is difficult to deal with and the city permit office also less than stellar to deal with.

So it has taken a lot longer than expected and of course this COVID-19 has us concerned about tenants, but here's an update of how things are going at our BRRRR.