Had my eyes set on a NH for a little while now and wanted to see if anyone had any advice/insight on claiming a 2nd home / STR property in NH as your primary residence in order to take advantage of NH not having state income tax.

If you live in a state with highly specialized or locality rules - NY, OH, NH, it is worth either considering local, or at least firm that has on board expertise within your jurisdiction.  75% of the time when I work with a NH investor that was previously working with an out of state accountant...they've made errors (in some cases costly ones) on the NH business tax returns. 

By the way, they have an H Mart in Carollton and a restaurant called Omi, some of the best Korean food I've had since I lived there, though I've not been in a while.

Hey @Mann Phan, I hate to hear you're having a rough time.

Put  an'' H'' on your back an d handle it.It my very well be around on the forum but not practiced in Ohio anymore. 

That's like saying, "Yeah, i know the bank is on the pink slip with me as the registered owner but i sold it to a guy an he's gonna make payments to me.

Quote from @Nhan Phan: @Scott MacI call bs on ur story  I'll bet you money that it's true and he can prove it....

@Hue Phan I would check with a local Real Agent, they'd be able to you.

I helped @Matthew Loring learn how to do this an he outbid me on a bunch of stuff.

Originally posted by @Anh Truong:If I was in your position, i would buy up small real estate properties in a desirable neighborhood and below market price.