Property Management
A NC property manager for an Outer Banks vacation rental must ensure the property complies with which unique local regulations?
ANC Commercial Code requirements
BLocal short-term rental ordinances, CAMA buffer requirements, and Dare/Currituck county regulations✓ Correct
COnly federal flood insurance requirements
DNC agricultural zoning restrictions
Explanation
Outer Banks vacation rental properties must comply with local county regulations (Dare, Currituck, Hyde counties), CAMA coastal development restrictions, flood zone requirements, and any local short-term rental registration requirements.
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