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haele

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3. Some of the nicest, happiest houses I've rented had someone die before I moved in.

Reply to GP6971 (Original post)

Tue Jan 14, 2014, 10:41 PM

Jan 2014

If you buy a house built before 1980, chances are, someone died in it.
Or someone's pet died in it. Or someone had a nasty teenage time in it, which believe me, does far more damage to a house - and the vibes that surround it - than having someone die in it.

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For you DUers in the real estate industry [View all] GP6971 Jan 2014 OP

ooooo spooky. When will we get over this bullshit NightWatcher Jan 2014 #1

I agree. n/t GP6971 Jan 2014 #2

Some of the nicest, happiest houses I've rented had someone die before I moved in. haele Jan 2014 #3

In Washington, KT2000 Jan 2014 #4

Yes, I did once. There was blood had soaked into the hard wood floors. We were required to include libdem4life Jan 2014 #5

I'm in Florida, and no. flvegan Jan 2014 #6

someone I know just recently purchased a fabulous almost finished house on a piece of prime real Douglas Carpenter Jan 2014 #7

Not that I know of. R. Daneel Olivaw Jan 2014 #8