By ERIN FLYNN JAY In most states, homeowners and realtors don’t have to disclose information about a house’s history, including if someone died there, even if it was a murder. This means a house could have a bad reputation, meaning it is a stigmatized property, and it could be sold without the buyer ever knowing….
By NICOLE MURRAY During a homebuying transaction, it is required that sellers disclose a property’s physical defects to shoppers before a deal is finalized. But are there similar rules in place for sellers and their real estate agents if deaths, murders, hauntings and/or paranormal activity have knowingly occurred on the property being sold? According to…
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