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How do you finance a pool?
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8th Dec 2009 by Gary
With a pool normally being part of a home, financing building one in your yard could be done through an existing or new home equity line of credit (HELOC), assuming you have a large enough credit line to pay for it. Obviously, if you have great credit, you could go directly to your banks, and assuming you also have a good income, could easily get it financed there as well. As with all home projects, if you're doing the work yourself, you could apply for a credit line with a home improvement store which would secure the materials for you, which you would then use to build your pool. If you are having a contractor do the job for you, sometimes they will finance part of the job, assuming you're a good credit risk.
With a pool normally being part of a home, financing building one in your yard could be done through an existing or new home equity line of credit (HELOC), assuming you have a large enough credit line to pay for it. Obviously, if you have great credit, you could go directly to your banks, and assuming you also have a good income, could easily get it financed there as well. As with all home projects, if you're doing the work yourself, you could apply for a credit line with a home improvement store which would secure the materials for you, which you would then use to build your pool. If you are having a contractor do the job for you, sometimes they will finance part of the job, assuming you're a good credit risk.
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