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Kyler J Sloan
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Fire Pits: Liability and potential ROI

Kyler J Sloan
  • Investor
  • Maggie Valley, NC
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What do you all think of adding a fire pit to an Airbnb? -- Surprisingly I have not found many posts on this topic. 

I am about to do the landscaping on my renovation and am debating whether or not to level out an area in the front and add a fire pit. 

Is there a general consensus among hosts regarding potential liability issues and the potential ROI?

Thanks. 

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Kadeidra Honey-Brooks
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Kadeidra Honey-Brooks
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I had the same question and decided to add one to our Lake Michigan rental. I called the fire marshal to check the rules + confirmed with our insurance that it wouldn't be an issue. Once they both gave me the green light, I decided to go for it. Handyman is building it as we speak.

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