Quote Originally Posted by GaryP
The same sort of thing happens with a pool. People that otherwise may be interested in your home will not make an offer simply because of the pool.

In case you are wondering, the tank will not increase the sales price of the house. You're basically giving it away. So, between that and making the home less saleable, its a lose/lose situation. However, I am talking about an average home here. If you are selling a million $ home, I suppose it becomes a non-issue. I somehow don't think the guy with a $125,000 tank lives in a 3 bedroom starter house. That sounds like the tank that Paletta designed in Chicago that he described at his talk at Sea World.
Nah, if you are dropping north of 2 big ones on a house, you won't even notice the maintenance or electric bills, not that I would know, but there are some seriously rich people around....

- Tim