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Updated over 13 years ago on . Most recent reply
Remove the hot tub or rent with it?
I finally purchase a single family home with a hot tub in the yard. Thanks everyone who gave me the advises for my first post! The hot tub is in the good condition. I may need a few hundreds to fix the electrical since it is not up to code. I am thinking of removing it so I don't take the responsibility to maintain it and the liability of the safety issue. But some people told me a lot of renters love the hot tub. What is your opinion?
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My last SFR had an old hot tub in the backyard. I posted the cover and hot tub separately on Craigslist. The hot tub for "FREE, you move" and the worn cover for $50. Cover sold same day and hot tub was gone a few days later.