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Josh Servo
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Protection for LTR with pool

Josh Servo
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Pensacola, FL
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What kinds of things do you do to protect yourself on a house with a pool that is a long term rental? Or do you just avoid it at all costs? Seems like in Florida it increases rent significantly 

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Marc Winter
  • Real Estate Broker
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Marc Winter
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First, contact your zoning/permit office and find out their guidelines/regulations about pools and the enclosures needed.  Second, make sure your property meets those regulations.  Third, have the lease cover any 'pool-related' incidents.  Fourth, make sure the tenant has renter's insurance indemnifying you as owner and/or your property manager.

Fifth:  dirt is cheap.  Avoid all the above, and fill in the pool if it is for a rental.

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