ROC Home Sale Policy
When one of your residents is selling their home in your community, the buyer of that home has the right under law to request certain information from the ROC Board of Directors before the sale is final.
When one of your residents is selling their home in your community, the buyer of that home has the right under law to request certain information from the ROC Board of Directors before the sale is final.
N.H. Senate Bill 166 was signed into law on July 15,2025. This bill amends NH RSA 205-A:32, and takes effect on January 1, 2026. This law impacts the sale of any home in a ROC cooperative.
As of January 1 2026, when one of your residents is selling their home in your community, the buyer of that home has the right under law to request certain information from the ROC Board of Directors before the sale is final. If the buyer makes a written request, the Board must provide the information within 10 days.
The information includes:
To help with this process:
A checklist of all the home sale disclosures that ROC Board of Directors must provide when requested from prospective buyer.
DownloadA request form that buyers of homes can use to request information from the Board and Cooperative. We recommend including this form in your Membership Application Packets.
DownloadA template ROC Board of Directors can use to reply to a a buyer's request for information.
DownloadN.H. Senate Bill 166 was signed into law on July 15, 2025. This bill amends NH RSA 301-A:30, and takes effect on September 15, 2025. This law impacts financial thresholds for audit requirements for co-ops, including ROCs. The new law also gives co-ops (with revenues under $1M) the ability to conduct an internal audit, with a committee elected at an annual meeting.