New Hampshire Real Estate Salesperson Exam — All Questions
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In New Hampshire, a licensee who assists a party in a transaction without representing either the buyer or the seller as a client is acting as a:
- a.Dual agent
- b.Designated agent
- c.Subagent
- d.Facilitator✓
New Hampshire recognizes the facilitator (non-agency) role, in which the licensee helps a party in a transaction without representing either as a client and owes no fiduciary duties. A facilitator must still act honestly and disclose known material defects in the property.
In New Hampshire, disclosed dual agency, where one licensee represents both the buyer and the seller, is permitted only when:
- a.The property is newly constructed
- b.Both parties give informed written consent✓
- c.The managing broker approves verbally
- d.The transaction is all cash
Disclosed dual agency is allowed in New Hampshire only with the informed written consent of both the buyer and the seller. A dual agent may not reveal one party's confidential information to the other. New Hampshire also recognizes designated agency, where separate affiliated agents represent each side within the same firm.