@Jeremy England I've gone to roughly 20 properties now (not sure if that's a lot), but I feel my agent getting frustrated because he says my criteria is unrealistic.

I need to gracefully restore the window exterior protective framing art (for a lack of better term) in the picture.They are quite old (120 years), so at this point, I can try to:- Salvage whatever possible, with a mix of scraping, painting and hacking- Completely replace with brand newCan you please provide references for similar window part frame parts at reasonable rates in New England?

Now I need to get going. 10 Year Plan: To secure 5+ fully paid for short term rental properties on Cape Cod so that I can retire from my full time job and spend time enjoying life with my family.15 Year Plan: Pay for home in Costa Rica (to get out of New England in the winters:-)I currently live in New Hampshire and have another home in MA.

In our case, we've purchased houses in Arizona, Texas, Florida and England. 

Rehabbing owner finance type investing .Currently invested in tuckerman, Newport, Augusta, Judsonia, Kensett, Searcy , griffithville, England, ward, Jacksonville, Carthage, prattsvile, fordyce, conway, and Morrilton.

In my area (New England), the majority of houses, (multi families in particular) are over 100 years old.

Hi Dan,You should check out New England Land.

Just off the top of my head I can think of like 7 others from Manchester down to the Cape, so lots of opportunity to learn and meet people.Also since she opened the door I happen to be the speaker at the next New England REIA meeting on Wed 7/2 and will be talking about the place I flipped by the sewer plant.  

Mountain cabins seems to be a popular rental in New England.

Some of them we owner occupied and improved while we went, to include 2 homes in England, where we were stationed for 16 years.