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Thanks for the reply guys. Yes of course an agent would be ideal and an extra "fee" to cover it should suffice. But advertising a property for $260 a week and having a hidden fee in their lease agreement to maintain the pool regularly at an average of $50 a month is going to scare em. I guess...

Now I know most of us run when we find a property for sale with a pool, especially an in-ground pool. The maintenance and up keep of pools is time consuming, costly and of course who can you trust, right? But surely not all is bleak when looking for properties that have pools? What can you...