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I don't think an expensive vault would add to the value of a house. It might even detract from the value, much like a swimming pool might be a 'deal breaker' to those who don't want or need one. Same with a vault... how many potential home buyers would view that as a desirable selling point??
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09-18-2012, 07:15 PM
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Maybe we need to consider a Parker retirement community in South Carolina?
Every house has a vault.
Common interest amenities are a skeet field, trap field, dog trial area and quail fields.
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