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Updated over 10 years ago on . Most recent reply

Pool with a Diving Board
BP Community,
Got an email from my insurance company this morning stating "You have to remove the diving board. Have a nice day."
Background: I rented this property out 2 months ago after living in it for a year. I had the same insurance company while I lived there, and they did not say anything about the diving board on the pool.
Now that I transferred the policy to a rental, they are saying I have to remove the diving board. I already have tenants, and I honestly do not want to remove it, as it has been there since the house was built in '97.
Any words of wisdom in dealing with a situation like this? Anybody in the Florida panhandle (pensacola, navarre, gulf breeze) have recommendations for "diving board friendly" insurance agencies?
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