New Hampshire Condo conversion protections
Condo conversion protections in New Hampshire
An owner converting rental units to condominiums or co-ops must first send each tenant a notice of intent to convert by registered mail. After that notice, the tenant can be evicted only on the grounds the statute lists, such as nonpayment or a material lease violation. Code text: "the tenant shall not be evicted from his dwelling unit except upon the following grounds."
Verified Source: RSA 356-C:3, 356-C:6 · last checked 2026-10-16
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