It is definitely true that most of the developable land in Southern NH has already been developed, I am a civil engineer and all of the projects we do nowadays are very difficult to permit and make work, however it is done all the time.

I think the background in construction and understanding what the steps are for a given project helps me with writing out scopes of work that make sense to a General Contractor... or to a specific contractor like a carpenter or plumber. 

The home needs some significant work which we are excited about, but I am starting to get a little nervous that it is too big of a project for us right now.

I've invested in/renovated a number of single family properties in the suburbs of Philadelphia (Mainline), with values ranging from $400k-$1.3m and decided to tackle a significantly larger project 6 months ago; comps were incredible with high sale prices and very low days-on-market, it looked like a home run.The loan is under an LLC but with a personal guarantee; the renovations are complete and the house is beautiful, but the market has been unbelievably slow compared to the previous 3 years, on which our financials were based. 

Do you guys know of any avenues I can take to get a short term loan to fund the project?

In general, the larger the project, the more you'll realize the benefits of modular, especially with custom.

Appreciation is also a projection that could be off, whereas a mortgage payment, taxes, HOA, & vacancy rates are easier to predict.

Me and my wife considering and wanted first do some basic research based on actual feedback vs. marketing online.Your insights much appreciated.Thank you!

your biggest takeaway here should be that you don't know your local laws as well as you should. notice of entry is one of the more basic issues that all landlords should have memorized. since you did not know that, I fear there may be much more you don't know.

It's basically a lawsuit saying that the tenant is unlawfully occupying the home after the lease expired.2) 6/22/2018 Received "Notice of service response".