@Anh Truong I'm not answering most of your questions due to fair housing.??

the more the merrier @Dawn Anastasi @James Ng @Phillip DwyerI was pretty sure it was 20 but I couldn't find anyone to say that!

REO's usally don't close on time, so 2 REO deals of mine have been extended and extended... but only one needed taxes lowered but it was a NH steal paying $17k with an  "as is" value $45-50k so I'm willing to wait and miss the tax grievance deadline.Vermont is also expensive closing costs as lawyers handle the closings and not escrow companies.

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. 

Originally posted by @Albert Ng:@Anthony RosaIt’s the effect of rent control.

All four services have their pros and cons, and the reserves/NG are a good option too. 

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.

Originally posted by @Shiloh Lundahl:@Albert Ng I don’t know the guru that this thread is based on.

Thankfully the rents more than cover our avg NG $296/winter month billing, (Oct 1st-May1st).