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Kyler J Sloan
  • Investor
  • Maggie Valley, NC
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Gym for a Vacation Rental?

Kyler J Sloan
  • Investor
  • Maggie Valley, NC
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I will soon purchase my own rental property in Tennessee, and would like to utilize my gym equipment (i.e. I am "house hacking"), but do not know how much of a nightmare this has the potential to cause in the case that a guest injures themselves using it. I had planned on keeping it in shop building distinct from the house; a pool is close to the shop, and I could convert the area into a "mini gym complex". 

Regarding this: 

[1] Would it be possible to create a separate LLC for a "Gym franchise", under which I include every home gym that I add to future properties?

[2] Would the building have to be on a different parcel of land (other than the one on which the house lays)? -- that is, would I have to subdivide this land? 

I would think it would then be possible to treat home gyms located in out-buildings as distinct locations for gyms which are part of the same franchise. 

Please let me know if what I am suggesting would work, or if it even makes sense. 

Note: I am aware that the ROI for a single property would be incredibly meager; but, this is something I would like to do with at least one property, for my own use. If it also attracts more guests, then I might as well advertise it.

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