According to New Hampshire Law RSA 331-A, the Real Estate Practice Act and New Hampshire Real Estate Commission:

"Another Relationship (Non-Agency): If a consumer does not wish to have a licensee act on behalf of that consumer either as a seller agent or a buyer agent, yet wishes to enter into another relationship with the real estate brokerage firm, the licensee shall clearly describe, in writing, that relationship.  As NON-AGENTS the agency and agent do not have a fiduciary relationship with either buyer/tenant or seller/landlord.  The agent can assist either buyer/tenant or seller/landlord in the performance of ministerial administrative acts and will disclose material facts.  Ministerial acts include showing property, preparing offers or agreements and conveying those offers or agreements to the buyer/tenant or seller/landlord and providing information and assistance concerning professional services not related to the real estate brokerage services.  The agency will not advocate or negotiate on behalf of the buyer/tenant or seller/landlord.  Buyers/tenants or seller/landlords working in a non-agency relationship should not disclose confidential information.  In the event a buyer/tenant is interested in property listing by the real estate agency, the non-agency relationship will not apply and the agency will be AGENTS OF THE SELLER.  Buyers/tenants MAY employ agency as buyer's agent prior to or at the time of an offer by entering into a Buyer Agency Agreement."

 * Subject to errors, omissions, prior sale, change or withdrawal without notice.

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