Above ground pool - half inground

I don't even. .

Trashy

The Jorts equivalent in the pool world.

You could only improve upon this idea by putting it in your front yard.

Right next to the camaro on cinder blocks.

I do agree actually, but why would I spend 40k on a pool to be relocated in 3 years? Some would say don't put a pull in but the boys love to swim and I already spend a good bit of time outside at the outdoor kitchen.

All in all I know it's a bad idea.

I am pretty sure the HOA would love this.

You can get an above ground with a system and all that will last you a couple years for about 3 to 400$. All you need to do is level the base it will be sitting on with some dirt. This would be the cheapest method and easiest to rectify considering you are only gPing to be there for a few. I understand wanting a pool that's temporary due to the fact you are relocating, that being said people tend to judge and honestly they are not aesthetically pleasing to the eye.

What kind of HOA is going to allow and above ground pool?

More like the flatbill equivalent...lol

I just bought an above ground 24'. they cannot yet come set it up due to the massive amounts of rain though. I don't want to burry half because I don't trust anything staying underground and "lasting". that's just me.