New Hampshire § 356-B:40-a Managing Agent and Contractors;  Disclosure of Fees;  Qualifications

New Hampshire Statutes

§ 356-B:40-a — Managing Agent and Contractors; Disclosure of Fees; Qualifications

New Hampshire § 356-B:40-a

Title XXXITRADE AND COMMERCE

Ch. 356-BCONDOMINIUM ACT

SubdivisionIII. Unit Owners' Associations

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Bluebook

N.H. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 356-B:40-a (2026).

Text

I.If the unit owners' association or the board of directors has delegated certain powers and duties to a managing agent, the managing agent shall disclose any referral fees received from contract work performed on behalf of the association to the board of directors prior to the next regularly scheduled board meeting, unless the terms of any referral fees are disclosed in the managing agent's contract with the unit owners' association, in which case disclosure of fees actually received shall not be required.

II.The managing agent also shall disclose to the board of directors the amount and purpose of any fees, other than maintenance fees, received from a unit owner, unless the terms of any such fees are disclosed in the managing agent's contract with the unit owners' association, in which

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I. If the unit owners' association or the board of directors has delegated certain powers and duties to a managing agent, the managing agent shall disclose any referral fees received from contract work performed on behalf of the association to the board of directors prior to the next regularly scheduled board meeting, unless the terms of any referral fees are disclosed in the managing agent's contract with the unit owners' association, in which case disclosure of fees actually received shall not be required.
II. The managing agent also shall disclose to the board of directors the amount and purpose of any fees, other than maintenance fees, received from a unit owner, unless the terms of any such fees are disclosed in the managing agent's contract with the unit owners' association, in which case disclosure of fees actually received shall not be required.
III. Any contractor licensed by the state of New Hampshire who performs work for a unit owner shall disclose on the bill any referral fee paid by the contractor.