My question involves real estate located in the State of: Minnesota
I purchased a home at the end of February 2015. The MLS listing along with my appraisal, the realtor's own YouTube channel all have the house listed with a heated pool. Once the snow melted I came to find out the pool is not heated and never was. The disclosure statement state pool with all equipment. I contacted my realtor who then contacted the seller's. The sellers agent stated something along the lines that the pool is not apart of the house so that doesn't matter. After that conversation was had the seller's agent immediately updated the MLS to reflect no heater in the listing. I have documentation from the MLS of when and what time after my agent had contacted the seller's showing the removal of that part of the listing. The heater to be installed is about 5 thousand dollars and living in MN you almost need a heated pool otherwise it's only usable for a few month out of the year. Both parties had agreed to arbitration through NCDS. Obviously an attorney would cost more than me biting the bullet to have the have the heater installed out of my own pocket. My question is do I have a good case to bring to arbitration since that is going to cost me a thousand dollars to start the process that will take up to 4 months?

