All Wavecrest owners must have an assigned on-island representative, and keep the office informed of that individual\u2018s current contact information. It is particularly important for owners who rent out their units, either for short term or long term purposes, as required by Hawaii state law. That individual will be the first point of contact if a renter or the office has an access issue, or in the case of an emergency. In addition it is important for any owner who is away from their property, whether they rent or not, to make sure that the office is informed of current contact information for their on-island representative. That trusted person will be able to perform periodic checks and inform the owners of status changes, as well as providing staff with emergency access to the unit if needed.<\/p>\n
Please see\u00a0Hawaii’s Landlord Tenant Code, Section 43.D<\/strong>\u00a0and the Transient Accommodation Tax bill HB 2078 HD2 SD2 CD1 ACT 326 (7\/10\/12)<\/strong>\u00a0for more detail.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" All Wavecrest owners must have an assigned on-island representative, and keep the office informed of that individual\u2018s current contact information. It is particularly important for owners who rent out their units, either for short term or long term purposes, as required by Hawaii state law. That individual will be the first point of contact if … <\/p>\n