I agree with Thomas. Plus each broker will pull your credit report and too many pulls lowers your credit rating. I would find 1 good onebroker and interview them to see if they fit what you are looking for. Here one BC Brokers that REIN Members work with.
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How do I prepare my home before I sell it?
How to prepare your house for sale
Identify repairs and make a plan.
Declutter and clean—make it feel spacious.
Depersonalize your home.
Paint where it needs it most.
Set the stage—make it feel like home.
Keep it clean and consistent.
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Then they need to ad it to their insurance. Either way check with your insurance broker. That is what I would do. This question has been asked about above ground pools as well.
Check your insurance policy. I'm sure there is liability there.
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