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NH's seasonal property considerations include:

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B) Year-round road access, winterization requirements, seasonal water/septic systems, and higher heating costs that affect property value and insurability

Many NH properties, especially lake homes and mountain cabins, have seasonal considerations: some roads are not maintained in winter, water/septic may be seasonal, and NH's cold climate demands proper winterization.

Answer Options
A
No seasonal issues
B
Year-round road access, winterization requirements, seasonal water/septic systems, and higher heating costs that affect property value and insurability
C
Only heating costs
D
Only for commercial

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Related Topics:

NH seller's disclosure requirementsseasonal vs. year-round propertiesRSA 477:4-c material disclosureLake Winnipesaukee property considerationsNH heating costs

Key Terms:

seasonal propertyyear-round road accesswinterizationseasonal water systemLake WinnipesaukeeNH disclosure

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