With brand-new tenants, I'd get an oversized deposit, and take photographs of the place when they move in—preferably
with the presumed inference that you mean business with your possessions. I've been so delighted with some tenants, I've dropped the deposit requirement, and
lowered the rent for the following season!
Here, it seems to be a lake-wide standard
not to provide linens. I ask that tenants bring their own pillows—having "lost" some. After exactly 20-years of tenants, I've only "lost"
one other item.
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Originally Posted by mcdude
Strongly suggest that your renters bring a cooler and TAKE HOME ALL of their left-overs. No one is interested in the last renter's left-overs.
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I've thoroughly enjoyed those
B&Bs that provide lots of extraneous stuff—tapes, CDs, books, etc.—and plan to install a huge, permanent, new spice-rack for my
yet-to-be last-half-of-July renters.
It's food-related, but surely that would be OK?
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Originally Posted by tis
"...I think most of the rental companies tell you not to let renters use boats (kayaks, sailboats canoes etc.)..."
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Lawyers will tell you that's a
huge liability.
