This may not be the case in your area, but depending on how well local government is run and which entity tax rates are set by (town, county, state), when there is a town-wide (or county-wide, etc.) reassessment and assessed values go up, sometimes the tax rate goes down to compensate.Here in Manchester, NH when new assessed values were issued a few months ago they went up by 30-50%.

I’m also a newbie, I’m on the easy coast though in New Hampshire !

I am from the North East and currently living in NH but earlier this year had an interest having a good cash flowing multi in FL after lots of research from last several months and based on the market condition right now I get a gut feeling thats not gonna happen anytime soon for me.

No sure if any does it in your market.. but if you have a specific market or NH that you want to hit.. knocking on 10 doors a day leaving your refrigerator magnet..

Account ClosedIf you want an owner to allow you to lease with option, see houses for sale and for rent on Craigslist in SE NH and NE Mass, it is expensive as I grew up in Boston, Try to get market rent and a new appraisal and a property inspection to find defects.

(NH Specific: alesolutions.com )  (can't include the contact info per BP guidelines, but you get the gist)Post to travel specific groups: Post on FB Groups; https://www.coremedicalgroup.com/ (if you navigate to the Travelers Tools > Housing Options - there are links to a few more FB groups), https://www.facebook.com/groups/travelnursehousing/ , https://www.facebook.com/...

Basically if they use more then was customarily used over the past year we add an excessive use surcharge, only had to use  it once and not sure how it would hold up in New Hampshire. 

I buy new or nearly new off of facebook for most. 

Because destroyed isn't something that new paint fixes because that can happen with a lot of people in a house regardless of if they are children.

You might get away with taking the "worker" instead of the "contractor" to save $150 and some time in class, but I know up here in NH, there needs to be a "Contractor" license on every job.