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I'm not a lawyer, but I disagree with both of your points. This isn't a business (you won't be collecting taxes, for instance) and I don't think you'd be respon
by bgraves 17y ago
I'm not a lawyer, but I disagree with both of your points. This isn't a business (you won't be collecting taxes, for instance) and I don't think you'd be responsible for someone getting hurt. Also, power tools and other dangerous equipment is only category here. Baby/toddler equipment, camping gear, sporting goods, etc. are all too expensive if you just need to borrow something for a day or a week.
- nradov 17y agoWhat do you mean not collecting taxes? If you rent your lawnmower to someone, that's taxable income. Of course many people cheat on little things like this, but technically they are supposed to pay.