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When real estate people in...
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When real estate people in London auctioned off fourteen manors or feudal baronies in 1981, "tremendous interest" was reported. A buyer could gain an instant title for as little as $6,000.
But an expert in English history commented, "Buying a manorial lordship basically means becoming the owner of a lot of old documents," papers which cannot be removed from the archives. Although the outlay of cash is relatively small, you get no real property and no documents you can keep. So what's the attraction?
But an expert in English history commented, "Buying a manorial lordship basically means becoming the owner of a lot of old documents," papers which cannot be removed from the archives. Although the outlay of cash is relatively small, you get no real property and no documents you can keep. So what's the attraction?
