HB2429

Arizona HB2429 regulates short-term rentals, requiring permits, limiting occupancy, and setting penalties for violations.

Arizona HB2429 establishes regulations for short-term rentals, defining them as transient accommodations not classified for property taxation. It mandates that owners obtain local regulatory permits or licenses, providing specific contact and compliance information. The bill allows counties to limit the number of rentals and set occupancy limits. It also requires owners to notify adjacent properties and display permit numbers on advertisements. Violations can result in fines and permit suspensions. The bill exempts certain existing rentals from new limits if they maintain good standing.