Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
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I have been looking at houses for the last several years and now one has caught my eye...only problem(?) is that it has a pool.
Since I am still a few years out from retirement I always figured if I found a house I would rent it out till I reach frog status. So what I would like to know is do people rent out their home if there is a pool. Any liability issues to overcome? Do house watchers take these properties since I am up her in MA? Thanks for any insights. T-325 (now more like T minus 3 to 1 years out)
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I never had a problem renting mine out. Insurance company knew I had a pool, it was no problem.
I was very careful about who I rented to. I had one potential renter who was going to bring in 3 grandkids under 5 for 2 weeks and I chose to rent to someone else instead. My home was not childproof and I was very concerned about that many kids in the house and around the pool. |
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Thanks for the feedback
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Just went to the rental site and it appears that there are many pool homes for rent. Any suggestions/comments from those doing the rentals or renting?
Rentals
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I used Tom Keedy, Allstate. |
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I don't have a pool, but when I rented my house out, my insurance was $1000 less than it is now that I live in the house.
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I would be sure to buy an umbrella policy with at least $1 million liability.
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