<prompt> Human: So my grandma, who died four years ago, bought a crypt, plate, vase, and entombment in 1997. I believe that her will specified updated burial plans, so this went un-used, and my mom just recently found the paperwork while going through some things my Grandma was a bit of a hoarder. My mom gave it to me and said I can keep whatever I get. In 1997, my grandmother paid about 3000 total for everything. Today, I called up the cemetery, and it turns out its now worth about 18,000 for everything! They told me its apparently very hard to sell used crypts rights though, and that they would buy back the rights for themselves for the original price my grandmother paid for them. Im fresh out of college and I could really use the money, and I dont want to be buried here, so my options are to sell it back to the cemetery or sell it elsewhere. I really dont know anything about the burial business, other than the fact that its very expensive, and there will always be demand. Is there a chance that I could negotiate with the cemetery for a higher price? Since they are going to turn around and sell it for 18,000, would they buy it from me for, say 10,000? Seems like it would still be worth it to them. My other option is to sell it personally. The cemetery already told me that they cannot advertise it for me. I know I could try craigslist and the newspaper. But where else? Funeral homes? Maybe even a church? An investor? I dont even know where to start. This is in Florida by the way, but Im in a different state.  <response>: If you do end up selling it back for the original price, be sure to adjust for inflation. If thats already factored in then carry on. 