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HRHPA advocates for sensible, balanced housing policy that supports both stable tenancies and a viable rental housing market.

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Property Rights

Respect for property rights is the foundation of a free society and economic prosperity. HRHPA believes government regulations should not unreasonably restrict the rights of property owners to control the use of their property. HRHPA believes that housing regulations should recognize and preserve the privacy and property rights of both residents and housing providers.

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Reasonable Rental Terms

Housing regulations should be fair and should minimize compliance burdens and costs for residents and housing providers. HRHPA believes housing regulations should not place discriminatory burdens on rental housing relative to other forms of housing.

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Safe Housing

HRHPA believes in protecting the general health safety and welfare of all residents, and works to eliminate substandard rental units by supporting existing state law and county housing, fire and health codes. Hawaii needs clear guidance on habitable housing and we must work together to prevent unsafe housing.

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Disclaimer of Legal Advice
Last Updated: 12/1/2025

 

The Hawaii Rental Housing Providers Alliance (HRHPA) is a nonprofit advocacy and educational organization. The information provided through our website, newsletters, workshops, printed materials, and any other communications is intended for general informational and educational purposes only.
 

HRHPA is not a law firm, and no content provided by HRHPA should be interpreted as legal, tax, financial, or professional advice. While we strive to keep our information
up-to-date and accurate, Hawaii’s laws and regulations are subject to change and may vary by jurisdiction or situation.

 

If you have specific questions about your rental property, lease, tenant situation, or legal rights, we strongly encourage you to consult with a licensed attorney or qualified professional.

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