Scaled-down 'no-cause' eviction bill passes NH Senate
On Thursday, the Senate dramatically altered the bill, keeping the "no-fault" evictions but adding a trigger provision that prevents application of the law unless the state has had a 4% or higher rental vacancy rate for four quarters in one calendar year, as determined by the Federal Reserve. Currently, the Federal Reserve estimates New Hampshire has exactly a 4%…
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