Would you buy a house in a cemetery
17 November 2002, 05:58 PM
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Yeah why not?
I have worked in an office that was built on a graveyard (not used anymore obviously), there was a trap door into the stinky crypt and the door opened onto a gravestone.
Never gave it a moments thought to be honest!
I have worked in an office that was built on a graveyard (not used anymore obviously), there was a trap door into the stinky crypt and the door opened onto a gravestone.
Never gave it a moments thought to be honest!
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17 November 2002, 10:15 PM
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NO!!
Nearly lost the sale of my last house because someone (wrongly) told the buyer that it was built on an old cemetry - people can be VERY funny.
PLUS, the market is going to crash!!
Wouldnt spend good money on property at the moment!!
Basically it would be a GRAVE mistake, sorry, couldnt resist!!
Also, DIG DEEP into the paperwork - might be some funny covenents BURIED in it!! 
Pete
[Edited by pslewis - 11/17/2002 10:16:57 PM]
Nearly lost the sale of my last house because someone (wrongly) told the buyer that it was built on an old cemetry - people can be VERY funny.
PLUS, the market is going to crash!!
Wouldnt spend good money on property at the moment!!
Basically it would be a GRAVE mistake, sorry, couldnt resist!!
Also, DIG DEEP into the paperwork - might be some funny covenents BURIED in it!! Pete
[Edited by pslewis - 11/17/2002 10:16:57 PM]
17 November 2002, 10:21 PM
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Cemetries tend to attract druggies and other weirdos. I used live near one as a kid and my back garden backed onto one and it would be littered with used needles, empty cans and jonnies(used).
Thank fukc we moved when I was 14.
Edited again 'cos I can't type through a large
helping of Stella.
[Edited by fatherpierre - 11/17/2002 10:30:25 PM]
Thank fukc we moved when I was 14.
Edited again 'cos I can't type through a large
helping of Stella.
[Edited by fatherpierre - 11/17/2002 10:30:25 PM]
17 November 2002, 10:41 PM
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Jason - evidence?? its ALL around if you care to look, mainly in the HISTORY books!!
I have lived through most of the decades of boom and bust - do you REALLY think that prices can be sustained?????????? If so, I have a nice Ugly BugEye for sale to you, they are about to become VERY rare, yours for just £29995 Buy NOW while stocks last!!
Pete
I have lived through most of the decades of boom and bust - do you REALLY think that prices can be sustained?????????? If so, I have a nice Ugly BugEye for sale to you, they are about to become VERY rare, yours for just £29995 Buy NOW while stocks last!!
Pete
17 November 2002, 11:17 PM
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To be fair, I lived next Harehills Cemetery which is in one of, if not THE worst areas in Britain for crime, drugs, etc!
The dead there were a lower class of corpse.
The dead there were a lower class of corpse.
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