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luvbuffet
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church
does anyone know if you can convert any church into a home without major issues or do you need permits?
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Posted 6/10/15 9:14 AM  |
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alli3131
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Allison
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Re: church
Posted by luvbuffet
does anyone know if you can convert any church into a home without major issues or do you need permits?
It will not be zoned for residential and probably will not have all the needs for residential living. All the alterations will need a permit and be zoned to residential.
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| Posted 6/10/15 9:26 AM |
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luvbuffet
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Re: church
would the zoning be hard to change? impossible? im clueless
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| Posted 6/10/15 10:09 AM |
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Bearcat
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Re: church
zoning changes can be quite difficult and are no guarantee!
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| Posted 6/10/15 10:19 AM |
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luvbuffet
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Re: church
as far as the guarantee.. I can know before I buy the church, no? can i scream? 
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| Posted 6/10/15 11:46 AM |
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MommaG
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Gloria
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church
You can go to the town and speak with them about the situation and they can give you a general idea about the possibilities. Certain plots of land are zoned for certain things so I think that would be your first step - checking the zoning. If they will change to residential - or it's already ok - then the other permits (electric, plumbing, etc) are usually not an issue.
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| Posted 6/10/15 11:57 AM |
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jerrysgirl
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Re: church
first the taxes are not going to be accurate since churches pay a reduced rate, i believe.
a friends company is hoping to change a church into a office and expecting 1 to 2 years for permits and construction.
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| Posted 6/10/15 3:15 PM |
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