A New Hampshire Security Deposit Agreement for Third Party Administrator is a legally binding document that outlines the terms and conditions of a security deposit between a landlord or property manager and a third-party administrator (TPA). The agreement defines the responsibilities of both parties, such as the TPA’s obligation to hold and manage the security deposit in a trust account and the landlord or property manager’s right to draw from the trust account. It also outlines the TPA’s responsibilities in terms of accounting for and returning the security deposit to the tenant upon the end of the lease. The two main types of New Hampshire Security Deposit Agreement for Third Party Administrator are the Escrow Agreement and the Trust Agreement. The Escrow Agreement provides for the immediate transfer of the security deposit to the TPA upon the landlord or property manager’s request. The Trust Agreement outlines the TPA’s responsibility to hold and manage the security deposit in a trust account, the tenant’s right to draw from the trust account for approved expenses, and the TPA’s responsibility to return the security deposit to the tenant upon the end of the lease.