Rent Out Your Pool and Swim in Profits? Check Your Insurance Before Diving in
That gave Ned Gilardino an idea. He has a pool his three older children rarely use. In 2019, he listed it on Swimply — like an Airbnb for swimming pools — so families near his Aurora, Colorado, home could rent the space for an hour or two. At the outset, there weren't too many bites. Then the coronavirus crisis shuttered public pools along with everything else. "Suddenly around this time last year, I started getting emails," Gilardino said. By June, Gilardino's backyard was fully booked as families scrambled to find Covid-friendly activities. He even started a waitlist that grew to 90 nam...
Source: nbcphiladelphia.com