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Vina Real
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Would you consider buying a property with a pool?

Vina Real
  • Alexandria, VA
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This property is a $180,000 short sale and has a non working pool. For my first investment property, is it wise to purchase this SFR knowing it would add another expense to fill in the pool? I'm planning to BRRRR it. What's your opinion? MLS#1004110635

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Charles Kennedy
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  • Philadelphia, PA
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Charles Kennedy
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Philadelphia, PA
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The cost of this will not only be filling the pool, but the constant maintenance (treating it with chemicals and possibly having it cleaned) and increase in insurance. I'd call an insurance broker and see what the cost would be.

Overall, I'd stay away from having a pool at a rental, that's just my opinion.

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