Buying a Second Home in New Hampshire
New Hampshire has no income or sales tax and among the highest property taxes in the country. For a second home, that trade works differently. Here's how.
12 guides mention Conway — Statewide, White Mountains & Mount Washington Valley, The I-93 Mountain Corridor, The Seacoast, Southern New Hampshire.
New Hampshire has no income or sales tax and among the highest property taxes in the country. For a second home, that trade works differently. Here's how.
Assessments lag, algorithms guess, and both get quoted as fact. Here's the method I use to value New Hampshire homes, and how to check the work yourself.
NH has no statewide STR permit. Whether you can run an Airbnb depends entirely on your town's zoning. Here's how the rules actually work, town by town.
Conway STR data varies by source from 34% to 63% occupancy. Here's what the numbers actually show, why summer beats ski season, and how to underwrite anyway.
The NH Supreme Court held in 2023 that non-owner-occupied short-term rentals are permitted in Conway's residential districts. Here's what the decision turned on.
Franconia's 2025 tax rate was $15.94, moderate for New Hampshire. Here's what buying in the I-93 mountain corridor actually involves, town by town.
DSCR loans qualify on the property's rent instead of your tax returns. In NH, high property taxes sit inside that ratio and cut what you qualify for.
The NH Supreme Court upheld Portsmouth's restriction on short-term rentals in residential zones in 2019. Here's what the ruling actually held and why.
Nashua, Concord, Salem, Derry and Windham each decide short-term rental legality separately. Here's the method for getting a reliable answer on any of them.
Manchester adopted a new zoning ordinance effective March 1, 2026, which makes most published Airbnb guidance for the city out of date. Here's how to check.
Conway short-term rentals average $7,758 in August and $1,454 in April. Ski season is a secondary peak. Here's what that means for underwriting a purchase.
HUD puts NH's median two-bedroom at $1,855, ranging from $1,287 in Coös to $2,194 in Rockingham. Here's what that $900 spread means for rental underwriting.