It would involve a Zoning board review and could be rejected based on current zoning laws with regards to density and in your proposal mentioned above by height restrictions set forth by the local zoning code. 2.

This would be where you decide at the end of 90 days if you want to continue with the methodology or review your results. 

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I am in New Hampshire and I want to start making offers, but I can't afford to pay an Attorney the 1300 they want to review the contract I got for free from one of those Gurus. 

I am switching over to Cozy.co right now, and lease end dates are part of their program as well, and like @Evan Polaski said above, I also keep the dates in my calendar on my phone.We review all the properties over the winter to see what we are making per door, and what our competitors are charging for comparable units so we know what we need to do with rents. 

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I'm considering getting another tax preparer to review my documents. of course this would cost me more money. 

Yep the key is if a tenant asks for rent relief that is not in the lease so I the landlord can ALSO ask for current business and personal financials to review their request.

@Melanie Moran - With the limited info you've supplied, I'd probably do that deal (with as much DP as I could negotiate) & an AIRTIGHT contract reviewed by my attorney & I'd close with MY attorney.

I found The Cooke School by doing a Google search; they have solid reviews and offer the 60 hours of course work required to sit for the licensing exam entirely online for $259.