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Would you allow your tenant to install an inflatable hot tub?
I had a tenant ask if, for therapeutic reason, they could buy an inflatable hot tub like the one in the link below and put it in the backyard. As i understand it, insurance doesnt insure trampolines, pools, etc from talking to my insurance provider (I'm sure you could buy something though right??).
What are your thoughts on this?
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1. Check with your insurance to see if they are OK with it.
2. Require the tenant to carry renters insurance.
3. Only allow it outside the house and not on the lawn.
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