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In Hawaii, a condominium owner renting their unit on a short-term vacation rental basis must comply with:
AA. Only the condominium association's rules
BB. County vacation rental ordinances, condominium association rules, and state tax requirements✓ Correct
CC. Only state tax laws on rental income
DD. No additional regulations beyond standard landlord-tenant law
Explanation
Short-term vacation rentals in Hawaii must comply with county registration/permit requirements, condominium association rules, and state general excise and transient accommodations taxes.
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