Land Use & Zoning
A NH homeowner who wants to operate a hair salon out of their home may need a:
ACommercial real estate license
BHome occupation permit from the municipality, subject to zoning conditions✓ Correct
CVariance to change the property's use
DState business registration only
Explanation
Many NH municipalities allow home occupations (businesses operated from a residence) subject to specific conditions (limited signage, no employees, limited customer visits). A home occupation permit is typically required.
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