N.H. Code Admin. R. Rea 701.01 - Brokerage Relationship Disclosure
(a) A
licensee shall provide a written brokerage relationship disclosure to the
consumer at the time of first business meeting.
(b) A licensee showing a property listed with
another agency shall disclose their brokerage relationship verbally or in
writing to the other party's agent prior to showing the property and in writing
on the offer.
(c) Licensees shall
use the "Brokerage Relationship Disclosure Form", effective June 2017, adopted
by the commission.
(d) The above
referenced disclosure form shall not be required to be given to buyer or tenant
and seller or landlord or other licensees who attend an open house if the
broker or salesperson, by sign, poster, pamphlet, or other conspicuous means,
discloses the licensee's brokerage relationship with the seller.
(e) The above referenced disclosure form in
(c) above shall include notice that a licensee acting in the capacity of a
facilitator may only perform ministerial acts as defined in
RSA
331-A:2, VI-a and is not
obligated as an agent to the buyer or tenant and seller or landlord, and the
fact that this relationship at some future time, but prior to the preparation
of an offer, could change to an agency relationship.
(f) If a buyer or seller chooses not to enter
into a relationship with the licensee and the consumer will not sign a
brokerage relationship disclosure form, the licensee shall note that fact on a
copy of the disclosure form and shall retain such copy for 3 years.
(g) A licensee intending to act in the
capacity of a dual agent shall:
(1) At the
time of first business meeting with a consumer to discuss a specific property,
provide a written brokerage relationship disclosure pursuant to
Rea
701.01(a);
(2) On the listing contract and buyer
agency/tenant representation contract, give the client the option to accept or
deny a dual agency statement of consent to showings, pursuant to
Rea
404.04;
(3) Have the informed consent to dual agency
agreement signed and reviewed by the buyer/tenant and seller or landlord at the
time in which the dual agency occurs, but no later than the preparation of a
written offer for sale or lease, pursuant to
Rea
404.04; and
(4) Indicate in writing on the offer that the
broker is acting in the capacity of a dual agent.
(h) A licensee intending to act in the
capacity of a designated agent shall:
(1) At
the time of the first business meeting with a consumer provide a written
brokerage relationship disclosure, pursuant to
Rea
701.01(a);
(2) On the listing contract and buyer
agency/tenant representation contract, disclose to the client the firm's
designated agency policy;
(3) On
the above contracts there shall be disclosure and consent to all designated
agents appointed to the client. Substitutions of designated agents shall not be
made without the informed written consent of the client;
(4) When consent to designated agency has
been given by the seller or landlord and the buyer or tenant, written notice
shall also be provided to the seller or landlord and the buyer or tenant that
designated agency has occurred with both the seller or landlord and buyer or
tenant in the transaction. This notice shall be provided prior to the execution
of the purchase and sale or lease agreement;
(5) If the designated seller's agent and the
designated buyer's agent in a transaction are affiliated with the same broker
and the seller or landlord and the buyer or tenant each have consented to
designated agency, a separate consent to dual agency of the appointing agent
shall not be required; and
(6) If
the designated seller or landlord agent is also the designated buyer or tenant
agent in the same transaction, the designated agent shall be a dual agent and a
separate informed consent to dual agency shall be required in accordance with
RSA
331-A:25-d.
Notes
#5077, eff 6-1-91; ss by #5168, eff 6-21-91; ss by #5576, eff 2-11-93; ss by #6738, eff 4-25-98; ss by #7267, eff 5-6-00; ss by #7522, eff 6-28-01; ss by #8835, eff 5-1-07; ss by #9270, eff 1-1-09
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