Buying a house

[BowBuddy2]

Pool or no pool?


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[Austin]

It’s a personal decision for me 100% without a doubt no pool

[Meatcutter]

Oh, NO!! a money pit in the ground!!

[BowBuddy2]

Pools are pains I told my wife, I told her we should get an above ground pool after we buy


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[Outlaw_6]

Absolutely not for me. Too much maintenance and liability if the neighbor’s kid should fall in.

[refugioco]

Another view, we love ours and use it every day in the summer. When the kids were here it was always full.

[BowBuddy2]

My wife has a large family and it will stay full.


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[N.DaWoods]

Happy wife, happy life. She uses ours almost everyday from mid April til just a couple weeks ago. It is a huge upfront cost but it's just money. You can always make more.

[buzzbait]

I worry about young ones. I have heard stories and know people that can tell those stories.

[DKirk]

We just got a house and it has a pool, I didn’t really care either way going into looking for homes and leaned towards no pool. . Now that we’ve made the purchase I’m pretty happy with it. My kids are twin 9s and 10, I know they’ll love having it and as they get older I’d rather have the house kids want to be at than have mine somewhere else.

[robert13t]

Money pit.

[TxAg]

Nooooooo

[rjtkdplus]

Pros and cons with everything. When I had a pool, I loved everything but the maintenance. Now that I don't have one, I love everything about it except not being able to swim in my own backyard everyday.

[DRT]

We have an above ground. Too much work imo but my wife, the kids and the grandkids enjoy so I'll do the work.

Gary

[BigRed323]

Bought a house a year ago. When we were looking, if it had a pool, wouldnt bother with the rest. Too much maintenance and work for the something that will eventually not be used.

Plus don’t have to worry about your kids falling in.