Turning a pub into a Fueneral directors

smilingcrow | 07:21 Wed 25th Apr 2012 | Business

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Do you think turning a closed down pub into a funeral directors would have a negative effect on a community and make it unpopular?

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boxtops

Is this as well as - or instead of - the buy to let properties? http://www.theanswerb.../Question1125181.html

Mosaic

Not so far from where I live, a pub and its associated living accommodation became a muslim funeral directors and flourished. The site has since been demolished and the firm has moved to new premises.
A building is a building - business will work or fold.
Churches become all sorts of things - remember when top of the pops started? That took place in a former church for years.

smilingcrow

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I am just scoping it out but its too difficult to get into. Its a shame really. We grew up in a nursing home and both comfortable with the deceased and death.

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PS boo I have just signed 3 'student pods' worth 30k each and a guaranteed yield of 10%. I am trying to make a comfortable future.

joko

well assuming the people cannot sit around coffins with a pint or choose their urns from between the optics why should it?

i assume you will gut it and refurbish - as long as its not called the red lion or something and it no longer looks like a pub inside then its just a building like any other - i expect many buildings would surprise ypu if you saw them 50 years ago

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I was thinking also it could be called "The Grim Reeper". I am not sure if this would be a hit or not?

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