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Anna Smith
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Buy and hold with a pool?

Anna Smith
  • Investor
  • Lakeland, TN
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My husband and I are actively looking for an investment property in TN. One on our list has good numbers, BUT it has a pool in the back. What liability would I have as a landlord if there were a pool accident while a tenant lived there? I have previously sworn off pools, but I like this house otherwise.

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Mindy Jensen
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Mindy Jensen
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@Anna Smith, if your area does not have a lot of homes with pools, this will be a hindrance. I'd either remove the pool, or skip the house.

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