In response to Rosie, I would not necessarily take it down but rather offer to remove it free of charge if the buyer does not want it. This way if someone sees it as a benefit you do not lose that extra advantage and if they dont like it you are being flexable.


-Sean

If your municipality requires a permit for a pool and you dont have one I suggest you take the pool down.
some homes with pools takes longer to sell especially if the potential buyer(s) have small children. It can be a liability. If the price is at market value and your home has been on the market for some time, the pool could be the reason that it hasn't sold.

Just tell them you will credit them for a new liner. As long as the house shows well no one should care.


-Sean