[DrMack]

Originally Posted by Normal

Renting your home out may not win you the social popularity award from your permanent neighborhood ilk.

No one wants a rental as a neighbor.

[thelegges]

Originally Posted by Normal

Renting your home out may not win you the social popularity award from your permanent neighborhood ilk.

A new village always has an abundance of rental homes for the first couple of years. Or that was our observation since 2004. In fact the developer encouraged this avenue of buying when our families came in 2002. Using their rental pool for lifestyle visits long before the developers started their own neighborhood lifestyle areas.

Do .you remember when the developers sent limos to pick you up at the airport for your lifestyle

[Normal]

Originally Posted by thelegges

A new village always has an abundance of rental homes for the first couple of years. Or that was our observation since 2004. In fact the developer encouraged this avenue of buying when our families came in 2002. Using their rental pool for lifestyle visits long before the developers started their own neighborhood lifestyle areas.

Do .you remember when the developers sent limos to pick you up at the airport for your lifestyle

What about the Village Dollars you could spend at Spanish Springs?

[TMHwestford]

Originally Posted by DrMack

No one wants a rental as a neighbor.

Playing the odds you would probably be better off not having a rental next door but you have no control over who lives next to you renter or owner and I'd say it's just as likely that you don't like the owner next door as the renter. My next door neighbor is a long term renter and I can't imagine a better neighbor. There are also two other long term rentals in our CYV neighborhood that I know of and there's been issue with either.

[DrMack]

Originally Posted by TMHwestford

Playing the odds you would probably be better off not having a rental next door but you have no control over who lives next to you renter or owner and I'd say it's just as likely that you don't like the owner next door as the renter.

Just like in gambling, you can win, eventually though you will lose if you don’t walk away. We have had good and we have had bad. One tenant we have blacklisted caused too much damage to the home. Broken floor tiles, a rug we had to replace a drywaller and painter were needed. The good have created lasting memories, the bad, scars physically for years to come.

[PJOHNS2654]

Thanks for the info. I too am a new Land Lord here. Can you tell me if a golf cart is included in your rental and where to find a Liability Waiver for golf cart used by Tennant? I have advertised on this site and also Rent From A Villager.

Thank You.

[retiredguy123]

Originally Posted by PJOHNS2654

Thanks for the info. I too am a new Land Lord here. Can you tell me if a golf cart is included in your rental and where to find a Liability Waiver for golf cart used by Tennant? I have advertised on this site and also Rent From A Villager.

Thank You.

There are other threads on this topic. Do a search. Basically, there is no way for an owner/landlord to avoid the liability for an accident caused by a tenant. A waiver is worthless. The best thing to do is to not allow a tenant to use your golf cart.