Surprising Things No One Tells You About Moving to New Hampshire!

Thinking of moving to New Hampshire? Before you make the leap, there are some important surprises to be aware of! From high property taxes and rural living challenges to heating costs during cold winters, this video covers five key things you should know. I'll also touch on real estate transfer taxes and the ins and outs of managing private well and septic systems. Whether you're new to the area or just curious, this guide will help you prepare for life in the Granite State.
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Hi! My name is Shane Moynihan and welcome to my channel. I am a real estate agent and investor based out of Keene, New Hampshire. Being a realtor with Realty ONE Group, I help home sellers get the most money for their homes, home buyers find their dream house, and real estate investors start their portfolio or continue to grow it. I am a New Hampshire native, and now being a real estate agent, I get to help people find their perfect house in the state that I love!
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[@lloydgoldston3620]

Thanks Shane. I’m one of those in the South with an AG exemption. Our property taxes are very low compared to what you’re describing in NH which is shocking. I can deal with everything else but if they are hitting everyone hard on property tax how is the infrastructure such as the roads, bridges, emergency management, schools, etc? Thanks again

[@AnbarMarine]

In defending the NH property tax, let me just say… if you plan on retiring in NH, the property tax gets drastically reduced. We’re looking at getting tf out of upstate NY, we pay around $1k/month in property/school tax for a quarter acre. $500/month ain’t that scary!

[@shanemoynihanre]

Hey always good to hear! Always depends on where you are coming from and if you need help in the NH market, let me know!