Check to see it there is a good exorcist in your area...
Be prepared for plenty of worshipers to show up at your door.
Also, in today's age, be prepared for muslums to burn your house down.
Good luck with the heating bill...
Good luck with the heating bill...
It has two furnaces. One for upstairs and one for the basement where the living area is. Might just close off the large room during the winter and only run supplementary heat when I'm using it. I'll just have to make sure the thermostat is not in that room.
Heating and cooling costs are my first thoughts. Sounds cool though.
I'd absolutely live in a church.
One side note though, from your pictures: Carpet in the bathroom is for psychopaths.
I recently looked at a commercial property where the OUTDOOR bathrooms were carpeted, AND they were sopping wet. Not making an offer, shit like that and lack of real maintenance for 50+ years. Bandaid fixes are not maintenance.
Damn dude you're gonna need like 10 40 yard dumpsters to gut that bitch.
Not a lawyer, but I would imagine there are zoning laws/requirements for land use and what not that might impede it becoming residential over what may be classified differently being a place of worship. Now, if you go get ordained - even that one online that takes like 10 minutes - and then held the baseline required "religious study/group sessions" to be placed in the hose of worship category, who's to argue?
My only thing would be if it were used commonly as a mortuary or funeral house - but only because dead things are creepy.
If you’re any good at public speaking, set aside an hour every Sunday and pass around the collection plate
Don't do it. You may develop an urge to knock on random strangers doors and talk to them about your new best buddy Jesus...
If it has a graveyard with it, I think i'd pass. If not you are probably ok.
It's cool, there's one near me. Only problem is that the yard is a cemetery that the owners would have to be caretakers of. Seems it's hard to find the right buyer.
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