Rezoning property may seem complicated, but it’s a structured process. If you're looking to develop land in a new way, knowing how rezoning works gives you a strategic advantage and helps you avoid unnecessary setbacks. Review the zoning code and land use map Start by...
Construction delays can disrupt development timelines, increase costs and create legal tension between parties. In New Hampshire, there are legal remedies available to address these setbacks, especially when contracts are clear and enforceable. If you are facing a...
Homeowners associations (HOAs) are an important form of local government. They enact rules that apply to all local property owners and help protect the characteristics of the community. They prevent one person's choices from harming other people's investments in real...
When you buy a condo in a new development, you might hear the term "declarant control." It plays a big role in how the community starts and grows. Understanding what declarant control means helps you know who is making the rules early on and when owners can expect to...
New Hampshire's real estate market continues to defy expectations. Despite economic shifts, demand for homes in the state remains strong. Buyers and sellers alike are watching interest rates and prices closely as 2025 approaches. Rising prices show continued demand In...
When you deal with land use in New Hampshire, understanding special exceptions helps you navigate zoning regulations. Zoning boards can grant special exceptions for certain land uses that zoning laws typically prohibit. What does a special exception allow? A special...
Buying a first home is a significant life step that can feel overwhelming. This post will explore the key things first-time homebuyers should consider. Financial preparedness A crucial first step involves getting finances in order: checking your credit report and...
Starting a business with a partner can be exciting, but even strong partnerships face challenges. When disagreements arise, they can strain relationships and threaten the success of your business. Recognizing the common causes of disputes can help you address issues...
Subdivision regulations in New Hampshire control how landowners divide property into separate lots. These rules ensure that new developments follow local planning standards and maintain environmental quality. Understanding and following these regulations is important...
Condo boards in New Hampshire must follow specific steps when changing their bylaws. These rules help keep the process fair and ensure that all owners have a say. Following the right process prevents disputes and keeps the community running smoothly. The amendment...