That was part of my morning commute for about 5 years, it was great.

I live in a 3 bedroom around 1800sq ft and pay $350 a month! The electricity has went up a lot since Dec so it’s gonna be expensive. Oh plus your prob gonna have to pay for propane or oil if it’s a house or duplex so that’s another $700 every few months now with half a tank and the prices.

No point in looking at what you could sell it for unless you need to sell it.

Hopefully when you purchased you have a home you can afford and won’t sell at a bottom. If you bought a house in 2007 and held on to it until today you’d be fine, if you tried to flip it in 2008 or 2009 you’d take a big hit.

If you are planning on living there for a long time your concern should be affording your mortgage, nothing but stress and lost sleep at this point worrying you timed your purchase wrong.

Just electricity?

$225

I’d look at alternatives regardless of if you decide to go the heat pump route or not

Personal experience: bought my house ~2 years ago and used a little under three tanks of oil for a heating season. Installed a pellet stove this past spring, which I mainly use for heating the home, and haven’t hit half a tank used yet

The pellet stove is paying for itself way earlier than I anticipated. I’m sure people who converted to heat pumps/stoves can say similar things

Except Friday nights and Sunday mornings during tourist season. Don't get me wrong love having them here and helping stimulate the economy, just have to find more secret squirrel routes than 16

This view makes me crave some chinese food!

I’m glad it worked out for you but I don’t think I’d be brave enough to not have a oil, propane or wood backup to a heat pump system.

What a nice drive at any time of the year.

Wakefield, grew up there, best view from any highway in the entire state!

Mine shutoff around 0 degrees. Noticed temperatures were too high. Not used for my main living area. Just used for… basement activities…

Zillow uses the prices similar houses in that area sold for to get an avg. Zillow estimate means nothing. Could just mean they haven’t gotten updated sales figures or something along those lines. You want to know what your house is worth hire an appraiser.

I have a Fujitsu. It was operating fine for the cold weekend- except there was a small instance right when it hit around a -35 (windchill) I saw a red light blink for a few minutes on the wall mount then it went away. I have no idea what it meant, but my home stayed warm. Kept it at 72 from Thursday to Sunday. I haven’t seen the red light since. I do have baseboard as a back up, but I use my mini split only. Anyone know what Fujitsu is temp rates at? It’s an older model (at least 4 years old) is all I know about it

Agreed. Spent many clear mornings driving from Portsmouth to the Whites to go hiking and always loved that first view of Washington. More often than not someone would pull over and take a picture like this. I think I have a few myself.

I don't know the town, but it's right by Wontons Chinese Restaurant

Your post history is super sketchy. You seem like a predatory buyer with foreign money backing you. I think you are the problem with housing prices.

What town is this in Ossipee?

The scary thing is he probably did want to shoot her but then thought better of it.

The good news, it can only run a hundred percent of the time. Hopefully you make it back the other 98% of the time.

We had a hybrid system from a company in Nashua. It would automatically switch from heat pump to oil at a predetermined temperature. I think temp was in the teens a few years ago. Very happy with it.

This was me, driving down 93, north of Littleton. Wild!

This is underrated my favorite view in the whole state. Yes there are many others, but on a clear day when you come over that hill on 16 and see Washington, it's breathtaking and a truly special NH moment.

It’s literally 70-80 degrees warmer

I have a multi head daiken ran just fine.