I do the same for watercraft, pontoon and ski boats as well.I am thinking of doing what @John Underwood does with kayaks.

Watercraft and bikes are big accident makers.

No restrictions on water crafts or docks. 

Large (7,000 sf +\- as well as 2 acre property, watercraft docks and almost 300 fr of waterfront on a lake) boutique hotel and event space.

It excludes watercraft liability and liquor liability, and it carries a vacancy clause if the property goes 60 days unoccupied.Me: We’ve heard about bed & breakfast policies.

It starts with your homeowners policy, but then can be extended (for a small fee) over your auto, rentals, personal watercraft, etc.

-Does applicant own any watercraft or recreational vehicles?

In my location, Hampton Roads VA,  on the side yard you can have a watercraft no higher than 6 feet tall and I believe it's worded that it has to be pushed back to the line of the home so the home actually may accommodate it quite well without it being much of an eye sore either.In my head I'm obviously not closed off to this idea, maybe charge a small increase in additional rent maybe for the duration, but just curious for those who have had the question or experience if it's just better to stay away from allowing this all together?

A property owner may also tow a motor vehicle or watercraft (by an insured and bonded tower) after the rent is a full 60 days past due.

This year no basketball goal, next year no vans, next year no boats, watercraft, or motorcycles, no American Flags, vehicles with lettering, etc.