UNDERSTAND THE SERIOUS RISKS WITH ABOVE GROUND POOLS BEFORE EVER ALLOWING ONE

1.   Is the pool in compliance with city or county code/ordinances, the HOA and/or Florida law?

2.   Are the legally required safety features installed and who will maintain them?

3.  Will the Landlord’s insurance cover the pool?

4. Has the Landlord’s insurance company been notified and is the pool permitted?

5.   Who is responsible for maintaining and repairing:
   1. The pool itself?
   2. The pump and filter?
   3. Electrical to the pump or accessories?
   4. The pool accessories?
   5. The pool liner?
   6. Is the Tenant responsible for removing the pool at the tenancy end and repairing or replacing grass?

7. Does the Landlord have the power in the lease to ask the Tenant to remove the pool for any reason?
8. If the pool is to be removed, how many days will the Tenant have to remove the pool?  

DO NOT TAKE ABOVE GROUND POOLS LIGHTLY. THERE ARE SERIOUS ISSUES INVOLVED WHICH MUST BE HANDLED AND PUT IN THE LEASE.

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