East Hampton to enforce rental registry law
The Town of East Hampton has begun to enforce its rental registry law. Residents who are renting out their homes must register with the town and pay a $100 fee for two years. The town says nearly
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May 2, 2016, 9:20 PM
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Updated 3,050 days ago
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The Town of East Hampton has begun to enforce its rental registry law.
Residents who are renting out their homes must register with the town and pay a $100 fee for two years.
The town says nearly 2,000 people have already registered.
Failure to register could result in hefty fines.
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