What must I do in NH if I transfer employing brokers?

If you hold a New Hampshire real estate salesperson license, you are legally able to earn a commission, or the expectation of a commission, by representing sellers and buyers in the selling, purchasing, listing, exchange, leasing, renting, or leasing option on any real property, real estate improvement or timeshare.

A real estate license is required to represent a buyer(s) or seller(s) in a real estate transaction and earn a commission or compensation for the rendered services. This includes listing, selling, purchasing, leasing, lease options, and renting. A license enables the licensee to advertise real estate properties.

You need to turn in a “Change of Managing Broker” form with a $20 processing fee. Include the original firm wall license and the pocket card of the old/new managing broker.