OP should also let us know how easy it was to have enough money to buy multiple properties and "sit" on them.

Pittsburg

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Rents will continue to rise as long as supply is continued to be stopped by local planning and zoning.

It would suck! NH > PA any day.

How about change laws on building new construction?

Cheapest real estate is in the north (north of the mountains).

"will get starlink and tesla solar for internet and power"

You should know that because New Hampshire is so wooded, there's a decent chance that you wouldn't get the output you need / expect.

What would your lease say? If get a longer lease, you have no problem not getting kicked out as long as you don't break the lease. If you are renting month to month, the landlord can rightfully kick you out with a months notice. Why the fuxk would you want to stay in a living situation where the owner wants you out? Find a room to rent.

Drynk over served people. Whiskeys over served people. Whiskeys20 over served people. Manchvegas over served people. Maybe it isn't the bar specifically, it's the folks who go to those bars that can't keep their shit in check.

In this instance, it is a bar in downtown Manchester named after said GOAT.

Renting from a relative, and especially renting from a parent's boyfriend, makes the situation much messier. You have potentially explosive personal relationships on top of a business relationship.

Given its a parent situation, and by you saying "landlord" and not just calling him the landlord, this makes me wonder if you have an actual lease and are infact legally a renter. A legal renter protected by the document would need to go through the legal eviction process. A kid/adult living with their mom and step-dad (even if you pay them rent every month) who may have over stayed their welcome ( in the eyes of the parents) and are not a minor, then yes of course they can simply be kicked to the curb. No different them if they were a trespasser. And without a proper lease, if you refuse to leave, they can even call the cops and force the issue Note this is not my legal opinion and would be the same in florida too. This is simply common sens/fairly standard laws. Unless you live in some very left leaning jurisdictions that actually protect squatters, it all hinges on what legal documents and proof you have the gives you the right to be there.

Curious what job the gooser was hired to do.

Pets, farm animals, zoo animals, cockroaches and mice and other pests in your house, etc.

Paying cash for a house is just about impossible for the average person. Which means most everybody will need to use a bank. The difference between not qualifying for the bank's (arbitrary) standards for a loan and "not being allowed" seems more pedantic than meaningful.

Gives them an excuse to raise rates with all the labor they hire for a couple days. Get goodwill from getting the power back on (even if it shouldn't have gone out). And the way a lot of them run, they get extra money to build new things but nothing to fix or maintain.

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/justice-department/armed-jan-6-rioter-zip-ties-capitol-attack-friend-testifies-trial-rcna18733

It's all a game with bad rules everyone is being forced to play.

Rent from someone else and avoid the problem

Bit of a red herring. This fact still stands with or without the shooting.

Best of luck.

TENANTS do have rights. It is quite a process the landlord has to follow To evict. In the past I received great help from Legal Assistance Referral Center in Concord, NH Sorry I don't have the phone #

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You’re over served or cooked