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Hot Tubs manufacturers for short term rental properties

Kyle Smith
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Hello everyone, well it appears that hot tubs in the $6000 range are out of stock and have 4-6 month lead times in Sevier County.  So, I’m looking to buying one here in Houston at the Spa expo this weekend.  Does anyone have any suggestions on brands, type, amenities for a moderately priced hot tub for my new rental cabin?  I’m looking at a 5-7 person but leaning toward a 5 person.  


Thanks in advance…

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Use a 350 gallon feed trough and fabricate your own wood fired heater.  I did it with a 110 gallon trough, a water tank, black pipe, hoses and a water pump.  I might be a redneck.

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