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I have a tenant that would like to use her balcony.  We dont allow balcony access/use for insurance reasons however, the tenant says, she is willing to sign a waiver releasing me of liability if something happens.  I talked with my insurance agent and they said, it's okay however, they obviously will not provide the waiver.  Has anyone done anything like this before?  If so, what are your thoughts and does someone have a waiver that they have used in the past that they are willing to share.

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What's in it for you to allow her to use the balcony? You have a good reason to say no.

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