I always give tenants 30-60 days notice of an increase,  see what your NH law says you must do. 

I noticed that the first quote is only for property coverage.The second quote is for property coverage and liability.

Was there anything else you noticed I may be missing or have any insight on anything?

Just put lockboxes at each property with keys and give tenants proper notice of any repairs, etc. 

@Jamie BatemanJust noticed the military article.

When you do a contract for construction you need to put in a schedule with  a FIRM completion date and write that time is of the essence and that there will be a penalty for each day the project is completed past the deadline.Do not let them start until you have the signed contract in the future.Now, just notice him that you will be seeking a different contractor since you 1. 

I have heard so many great things and I plan on attending one in the near future.I noticed you're a seasoned investor from your profile, I was also looking at multifamily properties in Sacramento just because San Francisco is crazy expensive.

Not to mention how well the stock market has been doing lately: The S&P 500 surged 29% in 2019, its best return since 2013.In previous discussions on here, I've noticed that some people can be quite opposed to anything other than investing real estate (specifically the stock market, traditional retirement accounts, etc).

When I pulled up the permits I noticed there was a foundation issue which was repaired by " injecting polyurethane for void fill" by a local foundation repair company.

Hi, I sell medical properties nationwide and  it’ll say in the lease when the tenant needs to provide notice that they are executing their option.