Big News for Hawaii County Landlords! 🏑🌴


 

Thinking about renting out your property for the long term in Hawaii County? You could be eligible for reduced property tax rates!

Hawaii County now offers a special program for long-term rentals (periods greater than 6 months). This is a fantastic opportunity to potentially lower your property expenses!

Ready to learn more or apply? Head over to the Hawaii County Property Tax website. Look for the blue arrows (as shown in our image!) to guide you to both the info sheet and the application form.


 Important Dates & Details:

  • This program officially kicks off in July 2026.
  • Don't wait! You need to file your application by December 31st of this year (2025).
  • Here's the kicker: The specific tax rate for this program won't be set until June 2026. However, guidance indicates it will be lower than the standard Residential or Apartment rates, though not as low as the Affordable Rental Housing rate. You'll be applying before knowing the exact rate, but it's expected to be beneficial!

This is a great chance to save while providing much-needed long-term housing in our community. Spread the word!

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