Bill > HB2482

This bill modifies Arizona law regarding rental properties in condominiums, focusing on information disclosure and owner rights. The bill limits what information an association can require from unit owners who rent out their properties, specifying that they can only request the names and contact information of adult tenants and the lease's start and end dates, removing previous requirements about vehicle descriptions. The bill prohibits associations from charging more than a $15 fee for incomplete or late tenant information and prevents associations from imposing additional fees or restrictions on rental units that differ from owner-occupied units. Unit owners can now designate a third-party agent to handle association matters related to their rental property, except for voting or serving on the board. The bill also protects tenants' rights by preventing associations from requiring tenants to sign waivers limiting their due process rights and prohibits preventing unit owners from serving on the board simply because they do not occupy their unit. Importantly, for age-restricted condominiums, tenants must still provide government-issued photo identification to confirm they meet age requirements. The bill maintains provisions allowing owners to use crime-free lease addendums and allows associations to enforce restrictions on registered sex offenders.

Government Affairs

https://apps.azleg.gov/BillStatus/BillOverview/82264