Add-on workbook
Call the Cemetery First
A deed is not a conversation. Buying or selling, the rules belong to the cemetery, not to you. Record what you hold and who holds the paper.
$19
PDF. Bought once. No account.
One file will not always cover it. All four together are Four Files, One Folder, $67. See Four Files, One Folder.
See the pages
Exactly as they print, US Letter.
The cover.
Page 5 of 14. Buying: what the sticker price does not include.
Page 11 of 14. Calling the cemetery office.
Who it is for
- You inherited a plot and do not want it.
- You are buying, and nobody has told you what the price leaves out.
- You own plots in a city nobody in the family lives in anymore.
What is inside
- 01What you actually owninterment rights versus land, and why the difference matters
- 02Finding the deedwhere it lives and what to do when it is lost
- 03Buyingthe price of the plot versus opening and closing, vaults, markers, and care fees
- 04Sellingwhat the cemetery allows, right of first refusal, and realistic pricing
- 05Transferring to a family memberthe forms and the usual fee
- 06Questions for the cemetery officea page you can read from over the phone
- 07Record sheetsection, lot, space, deed number, contacts
What it is not
It is not a listing service
We do not broker plots.
It is not a valuation
It is not an appraisal.
It is not legal advice
Cemetery rules differ by property.
$19
PDF. Bought once. No account.
One file will not always cover it. All four together are Four Files, One Folder, $67. See Four Files, One Folder.
Organization and education, not legal or funeral advice. Rules differ by state and by property.