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Historically, the seller covered the entire commission for both the buyers and sellers agents. However, after a ruling in August 2024, buyers are now responsible for directly buying their agent in most cases.
Home sellers in New Hampshire are required by law to disclose detailed information about the status and condition of their property. They need to fill out the Property Disclosure - Residential Only or another form that complies with state law to inform buyers about what theyre potentially purchasing.
When you offer to pay a concession for the buyers agent, youll owe an average of 5.62% in commission, taken from the sale proceeds at closing. If you dont offer to pay a concession for the buyers agent, the buyer will owe their agent an average of 2.69% on top of the price of the home and closing costs.
Who pays realtor fees in New Hampshire? The seller pays for at least their agent, and often covers the buyers agent fees, as well.
You can still ask sellers to cover your agent fees. In fact, as home sales have slowed due to higher interest rates, many sellers continue to offer to pay the buyers Realtor fees or make other concessions to sweeten a deal.

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Real estate brokers have a fiduciary duty to disclose other pertinent information to both the seller and buyer. This includes factors that may affect the negotiations, sale value, and moving forward. Other aspects that warrant full disclosure include: Offers from potential buyers.
Average base salary The average salary for a real estate agent is $106,517 per year in New Hampshire. 334 salaries taken from job postings on Indeed in the past 36 months (updated September 6, 2025).

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