SB1454 – HOA Tenants Gone Wild?  Recently, the Arizona
legislature passed SB1454.  This bill restricts what
tenant information a condominium or planned community can obtain
from the landlord.  Now, it is illegal in Arizona to ask for
anything more than (1) the first and last name of all adult
occupants in a unit, (2) their contact information, (3) vehicle
information, (4) beginning and end dates of the lease. 
Moreover, age restricted communities can go one step further and
require the tenants prove their age through a government issued
identification card like a driver’s license.  The law also caps
the amount the association can charge to process this
information to $25.  Many community managers wonder if this new
law prohibits them from getting other documents, like the lease
agreement.  Many association CC&Rs require that the landlord
provide a copy of the lease agreement when they rent the
property.  This new law specifically trumps CC&Rs and states
that an association cannot obtain any other information