I am looking to buy a SFH as an investment. My realtor strongly recommends looking for 1000+ sqft with central cooling, 3 bd 2 ba, as according to him this helps with keeping the tenant turnover rate. I agree with thi...

🏘 Exeter, NH 2-Unit Multifamily Snapshot (Sold 2025)Property Overview:Sold in 2025 for the mid-$700s2-family configuration:(1) 3-bedroom unit(1) 1-bedroom unitJust under 3,000 sq ftFully renovated and truly turn-keyPricing & Market Context:Sold right at list price, indicating strong demand and accurate pricingRoughly $250 per sq ft, which aligns well with renovated multifamily pricing in ExeterReflects what the market is willing to pay for low-maintenance, move-in-ready assetsTakeaway:This sale reinforces that well-executed, renovated small multifamily properties in Exeter continue to command strong pricing—especially when condition and unit mix appeal to both owner-occupants and investors.Is this property best for owner occupants looking to offset their living expenses a bit(and which unit would you live in?)

It then sends a delayed automatic SMS and email composed by AI to keep the lead hot, assuring the lead that his property is being assessed for a precise cash offer.It is fully customizable/configurable from Slack/Telegram, so you can work from your phone.

But for the larger units, I recommend having your own connection.I built an alert & monitoring system that I use at my properties as well where I can configure the alerts I get (for temperature, etc).

I have had multiple opportunities to force one or two bedroom configurations into the same footprint.

I think one of the biggest hurdles in 'building' an ADU (that you know upfront is going to be a rental) is configuring the sub-meters and deciding whether you are going to do that or not.

It’s seen consistent rental demand, and there’s still liquidity for small to mid-size properties compared to some other parts of the state.The main things to get right there are property age, utility configuration, and understanding how local lenders underwrite older assets.

(leased)The Commercial is approx. 5000 SF, but is an irregular configuration. 

Rather than forcing a small multifamily or four-unit condominium structure, it may be worth considering four side-by-side single-family homes if zoning and lot configuration allow.

I haven’t used DoorLoop at that scale before, but I’ve run into similar “too many clicks for simple tasks” with a couple other platforms in the past, so I get the frustration.For my own rentals, I ended up using Baselane’s banking platform because I wanted something more straightforward — rent collection, bookkeeping, and property-level tracking are all baked in without a ton of configuration.