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Jonathan Nixon
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Broward County/SE Florida Rentals with a Pool

Jonathan Nixon
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Fort Lauderdale, FL
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Good evening,

looking at a couple different properties that have pools in the backyard. I have never personally owned one, much less considered the effect it might have on a rental property. Does anyone have any experience with them using a B&H rental strategy? 

Is there anything unique to be concerned about that you guys are aware of (liability, maintenance, etc)?

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Kristin Kiddy
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Kristin Kiddy
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Ormond Beach, FL
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For a vacation rental, it is a huge plus.  For a long term rental it is a huge liability, especially if you rent to a family with little kids.  Not to mention you are looking at aprox $75 per month for pool maintenance by a company and don't trust a renter to property take care of a pool.  If chemical levels are off you can actually damage the pool surface and resurfacing a pool can be $3000 and up.

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