Posted by dealmaker on September 14, 2005 at 14:48:48:
Put them on notice TODAY, that they’re in violation of their lease. NO AMOUNT of insurance would be enough for me, and let’s face it they don’t have insurance because the cost of it outweighs what they’re charging.
dealmaker
Tenant Running Child Care In Apartment - Posted by Vic Parker (CA)
Posted by Vic Parker (CA) on September 12, 2005 at 09:55:25:
I have a tenants renting a 3-br unit/suite in my duplex with a 6-month lease. Shortly after they moved in I discovered that they are running a Child Care business in the suite. They “day-care” 2 children. I approached them asking for proof of business insurance, and to put me as the insured. If a child got injured on my property I want to make sure I am covered. I have for serveral times spoken with them to follow up on my request, and so far (almost 2 months now) and they still haven’t produce the insurance. I guess they just don’t have an insurance. Anyone have any suggestion as how to deal with this? Should I concern with being sued? Or will it be OK to let tenants running Child Care service business?
Re: Tenant Running Child Care In Apartment - Posted by Tom-FL
Posted by Tom-FL on September 12, 2005 at 20:36:44:
You said they have a lease. Are they in violation by running a business? Then start eviction.
You asked if it was ok to let them run a child care. It will be just fine until one of the adorable little tykes cracks her head open YOUR countertop.