Review interest owed on security deposits held a year or longer. Unless you rent only one single-family home and own no other rental property, or rent units in an owner-occupied building of five units or less (units occupied by someone 60 or older stay covered), New Hampshire requires paying interest on a security deposit held a year or longer at the regular savings rate of the New Hampshire bank, savings and loan, or credit union holding it, so a yearly review of each deposit account keeps that interest ready to pay at move-out or when a tenant asks for it.
The New Hampshire rule
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Related rules in New Hampshire
The New Hampshire guide lists every compliance obligation, the seasonal maintenance calendar, and baseline upkeep.
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