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Free New Hampshire Parking
& Storage Addendum Template

The addendum is signed by the same parties as the lease it attaches to.

Last reviewed September 2026

Written by LawLease Editorial

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New Hampshire Parking & Storage Addendum

This Parking & Storage Addendum is built with New Hampshire as the governing state. These are the New Hampshire landlord-tenant rules that most often bear on it, with the statute for each.

New Hampshire rules at a glance

New Hampshire rules for a Parking & Storage Addendum
Late feesNo statutory cap; set by the lease
Transfer of depositIf the property is sold, the deposit passes to the new owner within 5 days and the tenant must be told by registered or certified mail who holds it (RSA 540-A:6, III).
Landlord entryTenant’s prior consent required, except for emergency repairsRSA 540-A:3, IV

Rent, late fees & rent increases

New Hampshire has no statute capping residential late fees or limiting how much rent can rise. A late fee is enforceable because the lease provides for it.

  • Rent-increase notice — For most rentals, a tenant’s refusal to accept a rent increase is “good cause” for eviction only if the landlord gave written notice of the new amount and its effective date at least 30 days beforehand (RSA 540:2, IV).
  • Paying to stop an eviction — A nonpayment case must be dismissed if, before the hearing, the tenant pays all rent due plus other lawful lease charges, $15 in liquidated damages and the landlord’s filing and service costs. A tenant can use this right no more than 3 times in 12 months (RSA 540:9).
  • Application fees — Since January 2025 the landlord must disclose any application fee and screening requirements in writing before collecting it, and refund anything beyond actual screening and reasonable administrative costs to an applicant who isn’t offered the unit, within 30 days (RSA 540-A:3, VIII).

Landlord entry & access

New Hampshire frames entry as a consent rule, not a notice period: a landlord may not willfully enter the tenant’s unit without prior consent, other than to make emergency repairs (RSA 540-A:3, IV). Emergency repairs include evaluating or remediating an infestation such as bed bugs within 72 hours of first learning of it (RSA 540-A:3, IV-a). Otherwise, entry without consent requires a court order (RSA 540-A:3, V-d).

The tenant, for their part, may not willfully refuse access for necessary repairs or other reasonable, lawful functions of ownership at a reasonable time after adequate notice (RSA 540-A:3, V). To check for bed bugs spreading from an adjacent unit, the landlord must give 48 hours’ written notice (RSA 540-A:3, V-b).

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