These details come into play when it comes to any potential title issues with the property.

Keeping that property as a rental when you move is a smart long-term play.

The sub-$160/sqft in Exeter is definitely eye-catching - you don't see that often in coastal NH.On the historic (1700s) construction question, I've seen this play out both ways.

Many properties at lower price points are technically livable but dated, and expectations play a big role in whether a deal feels workable or disappointing.If your goal is investment-focused rather than owner-occupied, expanding the search radius or adjusting the strategy slightly can open more doors.

The play here is equity capture and principal paydown not monthly cash flow.For Tuesday I'd focus on verifying the $240k ARV.

I cannot speak to your relationship with your parents or whether it would be a good idea.I agree with others that house hacking is a better play in general.

They either pay of time or pay late fees, do y play games, and in the end you don’t get burnt out. 

Unlike REITs, you have more direct influence over the income side of the equation.2) Appreciation (or price) return: Playing the devils advocate, Nareit All Equity REIT index has outperformed NCREIF Property Index for the last 30 years.

I'd also look to see how much gain you have if the above is not in play.

The upside is realistic and downside is mitigated since we arent playing with massive numbers; this it is mostly for experience.