Renter is responsible for all utilities. Will also require to have renters insurance. Key Moving Out Responsibilities: Written Notice: Provide written notice to the landlord, often at least 30 days in advance. Cleaning & Repairs: Thoroughly clean the unit and repair damage beyond "normal wear and tear" (e.g., repairing large holes in walls, but not fading paint). Inspection: Schedule a walkthrough inspection with the landlord to identify needed repairs before returning keys. Remove Personal Belongings: Clear all personal items and trash; items left behind may be considered abandoned. Documentation: Take pictures and videos of the empty unit to document its condition, which protects the security deposit. Utilities & Address: Notify utility companies to stop service and provide a forwarding address for the security deposit return. Liability Coverage: This is paramount, as it covers medical expenses and legal fees if a guest is injured in the pool. Coverage Limits: Consider increasing liability coverage to $300,000 or higher to protect against serious injury claims, which often only costs an extra /year. Policy Limitations: Not all insurers allow pool liability. It is crucial to disclose the pool to your insurance provider to ensure coverage. Landlord's Responsibility: The landlord's insurance covers the physical pool structure (in-ground) and their own liability, but your policy protects you from incidents. Umbrella Policy: If you have high risk exposure, look into a separate personal umbrella policy for extra liability coverage.
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