I have both so I agree that it can end up being a waste for some

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"It Ended Up Being A Waste": Homeowners Are Sharing The Big Purchases They Seriously Regret (And The Ones They Completely Swear By)

Being a homeowner comes with a lot of responsibility and decisions, and when it comes to big splurges, it could either be life-changing or regretful. Recently, members of the BuzzFeed Community revealed the best and worst home upgrades that either were or weren't worth the money, and as a non-homeowner, I'm taking notes. Here are some home purchases and projects that you should — or shouldn't — reconsider:

4.WORST: "We have a dead hot tub in our backyard. We got a good deal on it since we bought it from a friend who was moving, but when it quit working, it was definitely not worth fixing."

12.WORST: "A pool, especially an in-ground pool. If your community already has a pool, or if you live in a climate that really only has one or two months of hot weather, there's no point."


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Applies to other things too such as timeshare, boat, motorcycle, airplane, etc....