WATERFRONT Properties

[Jefferson]

@Magdadavid

As to water toys, yah I decided to post signs “use at own risk”. We also have life jackets and require people to wear them if kayaking, etc.

You may wish to consider a mandatory liability release form. We have very strict language for use of our waterfront for our regular tenants - who do have access. We will never allow guest access (not interested in that liability regardless of waivers.

[Magdadavid]

I asked airbnb about liability release and they said they did not approve if it, but I have done so with direct booking . But i guess I will do so with all guests using waterfront. Thanks sooo much! All of you. This is so appreciated! Glad I found you people.

[Jefferson]

@Magdadavid

I asked airbnb about liability release and they said they did not approve if it, but I have done so with direct booking .

I would not ask them and certainly would not care about what some CS agent has to say about it. It is your property and liability, not theirs.

The only thing is that there probably should be something in your listing like, “please note that all booking guests will be required to sign a liability release for use of the waterfront”, etc. And check with your STR insurance company, of course.

No idea where you are - we are in the USA so we have to be very vigilant in such matters.

[casailinglady]

@Magdadavid

and an extra charge per visitor for day use. It detered future guests who wanted to invite larger number of visitors.

I have had several requests to “sit by the pool with my friends/family” or “host a party for my girlfriend/boyfriend/etc” and I’ve always said no. I don’t want the liability.

My HR state “at your own risk” and I’m not babysitting.

[casailinglady]

@Magdadavid

I never liked gin tastes and smells like pine

Juniper, pine, pine juniper… there are more floral and citrus gins out there now. You might like them.