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NH HB65
Bill
Status
12/23/2024
Primary Sponsor
Loren Selig
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AI Summary
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Requires landlords to offer tenants the option to have their rental payment information reported to at least one nationwide consumer reporting agency
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Landlords may charge tenants a fee up to $10 per month or the actual cost (whichever is less) for the reporting service; payment or non-payment of this fee cannot be reported to credit agencies
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Written election forms must disclose that all payments (timely, late, or missed) will be reported, identify the reporting agencies, and explain opt-out procedures
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Tenants can opt out of rent reporting at any time but must wait at least 6 months before opting back in with the same landlord
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Exempts landlords owning 14 or fewer units, unless they are a real estate investment trust, corporation, or LLC with a corporate member; takes effect January 1, 2026
Legislative Description
Directing landlords to offer tenants the option of reporting rental payments to consumer reporting agencies.
Last Action
Refer for Interim Study: Motion Adopted Voice Vote 01/07/2026 House Journal 1
1/7/2026