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As most New Hampshire agents know, there a have some changes to our Agency options with the adoption of Designated Agency and Facilitator. All these changes become effective Jan 1 2009 and while no one has to adopt the changes right away they do need to use the new disclosure form immediately! The new required [...]

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Good news! Governor John Lynch signed the Designated Agency Bill on May 6th. Effective date is Jan 1 2009. You can read the final version of the bill here http://www.gencourt.state.nh.us/legislation/2008/HB1384.html

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The New Hampshire Association of REALTORS just sent out this message from President Jim Lyons.Designated Agency bill a success! Good afternoon, For those who have not yet heard, House Bill 1384, the Designated Agency bill, passed the full Senate this morning (March 27), leaving the Governor’s signature as the only remaining step before it becomes [...]

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But we’re getting closer… Today with a standing room only crowd the New Hampshire Association of REALTORS board of directors voted to pass the recommended proposed Designated Agency legislation with some added language presented by the Exclusive Buyer agents. The language added appears in Italics below. XII. Dual agency does not occur in firms that [...]

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On Wednesday Oct 17, the board of Directors of the New Hampshire Association of REALTORS will meet to vote on recommended proposed legislation which would allow NH REALTORS to act as Designated Agents or Facilitators. Read my previous post for complete details Designated Agency and facilitation in NH. Read also a draft copy of the [...]

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On Wednesday, October 17th a special Board of Directors meeting will be held at The New Hampshire Association of REALTORS in Concord. The sole purpose of this meeting will be to have a motion to approve the proactive legislation “Relative to Changes to the Real Estate Practice Act”. This is the legislation that, if approved, [...]

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