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New Hampshire Eviction Notice Requirements (2026)
Complete guide to New Hampshire eviction notice periods, deposit return rules, and recent law changes. Generate a legally appropriate New Hampshire eviction notice in seconds with RentGuard — free.
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New Hampshire notice periods
Security deposit rules
30 days after move-out with itemized statement. Interest required on deposits over $100 held longer than 12 months.
Rent control status
No rent control. New Hampshire does not permit local rent control.
Key New Hampshire landlord rules
✓Landlord must give reasonable notice before entry — 24 hours minimum
✓Landlord must maintain premises in safe and sanitary condition — RSA 540-A
✓Tenant may terminate and recover damages if landlord engages in prohibited practices
✓No just cause requirement for month-to-month termination with proper notice
Frequently asked questions — New Hampshire eviction
How much notice does a landlord have to give in New Hampshire?+
In New Hampshire, landlords must give 30 days notice to terminate a month-to-month tenancy. Month-to-month tenancy. Notice must be given at least 30 days before end of rental period.
What is the eviction notice period for nonpayment of rent in New Hampshire?+
New Hampshire requires a 7-day notice for nonpayment of rent. Demand for rent — if not paid within 7 days, landlord may file eviction action.
How long does a landlord have to return a security deposit in New Hampshire?+
30 days after move-out with itemized statement. Interest required on deposits over $100 held longer than 12 months.
Is there rent control in New Hampshire?+
No rent control. New Hampshire does not permit local rent control.
How do I evict a tenant in New Hampshire?+
To evict a tenant in New Hampshire, serve the appropriate written notice (7 days for nonpayment), wait for the notice period to expire, then file for eviction in your local court if the tenant has not complied. RentGuard can generate the correct New Hampshire notice form for free.
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