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New laws affect short-term rentals, photo radar, public notices

Howard Fischer, Capitol Media Services//January 3, 2017//

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New laws affect short-term rentals, photo radar, public notices

New laws affect short-term rentals, photo radar, public notices

Howard Fischer, Capitol Media Services//January 3, 2017//

Arizonans who like to rent out their homes to visitors and don’t want local officials to stop them will benefit from a new law that took effect Sunday. So will...

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