New Hampshire HOA & Condo Laws
How HOAs and condominium associations charge, collect, and enforce regular and special assessments. Covers dues billing, delinquency notices, late fees, lien filing, judicial and non-judicial foreclosure, statute of limitations, and …
New Hampshire Condominium Act — Members of the Board of Directors and Officers →
Establishes the board of directors as the governing body of the condominium association, with authority to manage common areas, adopt rules, and levy assessments. Related …
New Hampshire Condominium Act — Lien for Assessments →
Creates an assessment lien on condominium units. The lien for regular monthly common assessments has super-priority over a first mortgage for the 6-month period immediately …
New Hampshire Condominium Act — Resale by Purchaser →
Requires a unit owner to furnish a resale certificate to a purchaser before execution of any contract for sale. The association must provide 9 disclosure …
Board and owner meeting requirements — open meeting mandates, advance notice periods, agenda requirements, minimum owner comment periods, executive session limits, remote participation, and materials access rules.
New Hampshire Condominium Act — Meetings →
Requires annual meetings of unit owners with 21 days advance notice. Special meetings require 7 days advance notice and may be called by the president, …
Director elections, board member removal votes, governing document amendments, secret ballot requirements, quorum rules, proxy voting, electronic voting, and inspector of election requirements.
New Hampshire Condominium Act — Meetings →
Requires annual meetings of unit owners with 21 days advance notice. Special meetings require 7 days advance notice and may be called by the president, …
Association authority to enforce governing documents through fines, suspension of privileges, and legal action. Covers fine limits, hearing requirements, notice-and-opportunity procedures, and limitations on enforcement authority.
New Hampshire Condominium Act — Lien for Assessments →
Creates an assessment lien on condominium units. The lien for regular monthly common assessments has super-priority over a first mortgage for the 6-month period immediately …
Resale certificate and transfer disclosure requirements at the time of unit sale. Covers disclosure timing, content, fee caps, delivery deadlines, buyer rescission rights, and association liability for inaccurate information.
New Hampshire Condominium Act — Resale by Purchaser →
Requires a unit owner to furnish a resale certificate to a purchaser before execution of any contract for sale. The association must provide 9 disclosure …
Board member fiduciary obligations — duty of care, duty of loyalty, business judgment rule, conflict of interest disclosure, and personal liability exposure. Statutory duties imposed on directors and officers of …
New Hampshire Condominium Act — Members of the Board of Directors and Officers →
Establishes the board of directors as the governing body of the condominium association, with authority to manage common areas, adopt rules, and levy assessments. Related …
The foundational documents governing common interest communities — declarations (CC&Rs), bylaws, articles of incorporation, rules and regulations, architectural guidelines, and resolutions. Document hierarchy, amendment procedures, and recording requirements.
New Hampshire Condominium Act — Application →
Establishes the applicability of the New Hampshire Condominium Act to all condominiums and condominium projects. Supersedes the prior Unit Ownership Act (RSA 479-A) as of …
Assessment lien filing, priority, extinguishment, and foreclosure procedures. Minimum thresholds for foreclosure, pre-foreclosure notice requirements, mediation mandates, super-priority provisions, and the interaction between HOA liens and mortgage liens.
New Hampshire Condominium Act — Lien for Assessments →
Creates an assessment lien on condominium units. The lien for regular monthly common assessments has super-priority over a first mortgage for the 6-month period immediately …
The handoff from developer control to owner-controlled governance. Turnover requirements, document delivery obligations, transition audits, warranty periods, and developer liability for construction defects revealed after transition.
New Hampshire Condominium Act — Control by the Declarant →
Governs the declarant control period and mandatory transition of association governance from the developer to unit owners. Control must terminate at the earliest of: 5 …
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