Arizona HB2430 regulates short-term rentals, requiring permits, notifications, and insurance, and limits local regulation.
Arizona HB2430 amends laws regarding vacation rentals and short-term rentals. It mandates that owners obtain and maintain a local regulatory permit or license, which may require specific information and fees. Owners must notify adjacent properties and display permit numbers on advertisements. The bill limits local regulation of rentals to health and safety, use and zoning ordinances, and prohibiting certain uses like housing sex offenders. It allows civil penalties for violations and requires insurance coverage of at least $500,000.
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