Selling my house and pool and moving to a new home that doesnt have one(yet). What is standard to leave with the pool if anything?
Selling house what to leave?
- Thread starter Farmerstan91
- Start date
- Jul 21, 2013
- 52,948
- Pool Size
- 35000
- Surface
- Plaster
- Chlorine
- Salt Water Generator
- SWG Type
- Pentair Intellichlor IC-60
There is no standard. All depends how much you like the seller and want to gift them some stuff. If you have no use for it and they want it you might as well leave it for them.
- Jun 1, 2018
- 13,783
- Pool Size
- 26000
- Surface
- Vinyl
- Chlorine
- Salt Water Generator
- SWG Type
- Hayward Aqua Rite (T-15)
Anything you don’t mind upgrading when u get your new pool. It depends on what your budget allows & if you need to sell big ticket items like your dolphin. Perhaps they may be willing to buy it from you.
I would probably leave most all maintenance items/tools especially since your new home doesn’t have a pool yet & you will have to store the items somewhere for an undetermined amount of time. I am also one of those people who sells my vehicles with the custom mats in them instead of removing them & trying to sell them separately so ymmv
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Instructions on how to operate the pool & use the test kit etc. would probably be quite a blessing to the new homeowner.
I know that so many people who buy a house w/ a pool & are left with zero guidance. Then some luckily end up here trying to figure/sort things out. Others struggle for years.
I would probably leave most all maintenance items/tools especially since your new home doesn’t have a pool yet & you will have to store the items somewhere for an undetermined amount of time. I am also one of those people who sells my vehicles with the custom mats in them instead of removing them & trying to sell them separately so ymmv
. Instructions on how to operate the pool & use the test kit etc. would probably be quite a blessing to the new homeowner.
I know that so many people who buy a house w/ a pool & are left with zero guidance. Then some luckily end up here trying to figure/sort things out. Others struggle for years.
One thing to note is that most moving companies will not take pool chemicals, cleaning supplies, batteries, gasoline... etc. I know it goes without saying, if you have opened jugs of anything do not transport them in your car.
This is what i was thinking is leave the basics and sell the dolphin. Gonna help the buyer cause i know them plus already sent him over here to learnAnything you don’t mind upgrading when u get your new pool. It depends on what your budget allows & if you need to sell big ticket items like your dolphin. Perhaps they may be willing to buy it from you.
I would probably leave most all maintenance items/tools especially since your new home doesn’t have a pool yet & you will have to store the items somewhere for an undetermined amount of time. I am also one of those people who sells my vehicles with the custom mats in them instead of removing them & trying to sell them separately so ymmv
Instructions on how to operate the pool & use the test kit etc. would probably be quite a blessing to the new homeowner.
I know that so many people who buy a house w/ a pool & are left with zero guidance. Then some luckily end up here trying to figure/sort things out. Others struggle for years.
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