Very hard to find housing, especially rentals, on the seacoast. I see on neren.com that there are several mobile homes for sale in Exeter that would likely be within your budget, especially if you can put something down. Some are darn decent looking. Just a thought.

Good luck!

Thank you.

It's almost as if the left isn't his target audience 🤔

I'm really curious what's going to happen on the Dem side. Is Biden going to win even though he doesn't campaign here? Or does some upstart win because he was the only one to bother showing up?

Free Staters are incredibly tolerant people that love New Hampshire as much or more than anyone. If the mods are truly Free Staters, that would explain why they're trying so hard to combat the virulent hatred that has seized a minority of people in this sub.

There’s a lot of hate for OP, Jeremy Kauffman (and I don’t agree with some of his posts and actions), but if I had to fight the SEC for 5 years on a bs lawsuit that could set a legal precedent, and a company that I built from the ground up was either going to survive with less resources, or go bankrupt… I’d probably make some bad decisions too.

Wow. What a great, thoughtful response. I mean that sincerely.

30" spread out is not much to contend with. I have gas for the snowblower/generator, a roof rake/shovels. If it falls (i haven't seen your forecast) i'm always ready to clear it

Seriously ^ if cloudboy doesn’t say it, it cant be true

I don’t trust any forecast here unless it comes from the God of NH forecasting. Bow down to u/TheCloudBoy.

This was Newfoundland’s snowmageddon in 2020, 90 cm of snow fell

https://vocm.com/2022/01/17/two-years-since-snowmageddon/

Ain’t that some shit

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10k apartments need to start somewhere 🤷‍♀️ Can’t complain that there are no apartments, and then go on to complain that the one being built is somehow both not enough apartments but also is too big….

>If you want r/newhampshire to be a place of diversity, inclusion, tolerance, and love, please consider checking out this documentary, and please tone down the hatred and bigotry towards people like me. Instead, recognize our shared humanity, and our shared love of New Hampshire.

What made you think the mods want this? They're FSP shitlords.

Some creep with a victim complex trying to equate being libertarian with the oppression minorities face in our society and then thanking mods for censoring people who don’t agree with his stupid ass bullshit opinions.

We have underground power and our last outage was in 2011 in the great ice storm of New England. We have a second residence in Boston that we can use if we need to but it's also another property to maintain though it requires much less maintenance than our primary.

"the right"

I don’t know he is at lately, but Mikey Bones does incredible work.

Right. This particular piece seemed pretty honest and accurately showed various points of view, but I think it's more than a bit of a stretch to credit NBC as a whole as trustworthy based on this one thing.

Yeah, I agree with the other reply. I think a lot of people fall for the "Live Free or Die" image, but NH and Mass have more in commonalities than differences when it comes to state government.

I don't know who started with this joke of a premise. You would have to build 10K apts to even see the slightest movement in prices. Not to mention apt living, especially in these large buildings is horrendous

It's called gaslighting

They're like locusts devouring towns as they go

I haven't seen the same thing but let's just assume it's right.

Absolutely manageable. It's like any other storm. Shovel / blow when you can. I like to make passes at 8-12 inches with a blower in the (increasingly rarer) times we're expecting more, 4-6" with a shovel.

Never hurts to prep for losing power. I generally keep 5 gallons of water for flushing toilets just in case. I have a woodstove, so heat isn't an issue for me.

If you run into a situation where you don't have heat there's nothing wrong with warming up in your car as long as it's not in a garage and the exhaust is clear.

This is all extreme circumstances. Usually it's just shovel and chill.

https://www.outrightusa.com/blog/statementfromtheboard

Stan harder bro :)