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Paula - February 3rd, 2006 7:31 PM

What impact does a neighbor's pool have on my property value and my ability to sell my home? My neighbor is considering putting in an in-ground pool (it would be the only one in my residential, suburban Maryland community) and I'm concerned that it will negatively impact my ability to sell my house in the future. It is my understanding that as much as 1/3 of all buyers won't look at a house located next to a pool, which would make it harder for me to sell my house. Is this true? They haven't yet received approval from the homeowners' association, and I'd like to provide information to the review committee before a vote is taken.


JimmyZ - March 8th, 2006 1:33 AM

You probably can but is better if you have good credit.. easier to take out mortgages.

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sthfl2000 - April 2nd, 2006 4:45 AM

credit doesn't mean all that much when flipping property UNLESS you plan on using conventional financing. Usually Hard or Private money is used to purchase the property and your cash is used to fix it up. If you go conventional and the property needs major repairs, you may get all of the money you need. Develope strong relations with your local investment groups and find the Hard/Private money to do the deals with. Good Luck!
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