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Condo faces large pond without fence - landlord liability?

Lisa Barnes
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I'm looking at a condo to potentially use as LTR that faces a huge pond with no fence. I hate the idea of renting to tenants with children because of the danger. If I buy it, there is no practical way I could mitigate the danger by building a fence because of the HOA and the size of the pond. I guess I would just need to carry very high liability. Maybe try to put some sort of a liability waiver, or some restriction on children playing outside unsupervised, in the lease which probably wouldn't prevent a lawsuit but would be better than nothing. Thoughts?

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