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Usually pools will not increase the resale value of a house. Some people find them difficult to maintain. You are better off renovating the inside of your home. |
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It really depends on your neighborhood. If your home is the only one in the area that doesn't have a pool, it might be in your best interest to install one so that your home is at par with the others that surround it. |
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Pools are way too much work for most people. On top of that they cost a lot to maintain. I don't think adding a pool will be worth it to you. |
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I don't agree with Wally. I think it depends where you live if you live in a part of the country where it's warm all year round, buyers in your area might be willing to pay more for a pool. |
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You might have more fun once you install a pool, but chances are it won't really increase your resale value unless everyone in your neighborhood has one. |
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Pools are great but make sure that you invest in one that will last. I would suggest a concrete pool instead of one that has a liner cause liners tend to rip and it costs a lot to replace them. |
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Depends on where you live. |
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Having a pool, no matter where you live, will typically raise value. The amount it contributes depends on your state and its' climate/seasons. |
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Depends where you live. |
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I would not get a pool. It can be a pain when it comes to maintenance. |
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