I had long range planning on paying my dues each year with higher property taxes until one day retiring with no state income tax, now your proposals threaten that possibility. Shifting the tax from property to income is not a benefit to the state or any individual. The home owner is the one that derives the added equity and should be the one to bare the burden. An added tax source is not needed and will burden all. NH is becoming more and more a socialistic state.
Little debate is necessary to raise the taxes as can be seen on certain consumption taxes.
Remember MA had a temporary surcharge on income tax for about 20 years because they couldn't agree to get rid of it. I do believe NH would attract much more income with their lottery if a more aggressive approach was used. When the sweepstakes first started in the sixties, people drove for miles to buy a ticket as it was the only game around. They do in turn promote low prices on liquor and cigarettes. They are still a sin tax.