Would You Buy A House KNOWING That Someone Died In It?
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My girlfriend bought a house last year and we found out from the neighbors that a man OD in the basement. We never experience anything spooky and who cares. Just bless the house aand call it day.
the artist known az
Hail the victors
Not everybody has to die in a house yall. There is a world out there.
The only way I could possibly see myself turning down a house someone died in is if some horror movie, mu'fukkas getting slashed up type shyt went down. 
Mister_DoItNice
Leading The Regime
Never. I'm out the door and soon as the real estate agent says that.
Naw, there's a difference between owning a house and then dying, and then reselling the house after death...
...and actually dying INSIDE the house.
Not ere'body dies inside their house. Hospitals, nursing homes....these are the normal places of death, not at home. I mean, you would think.....
I would think that dying at home would equate with an UNTIMELY death.
King Dexter
Nati
and not every house gets sold cause the owner died...
True indeed. Mother old house was built from ground up and that shyt was haunted by a shadow man for years.
I lived in a house this old guy died in. The realtor told us, she also said that the walls were discolored from his chain smoking..
We cleaned the house and it was perfect, sometimes you'd get a whiff of his smoke, I guess from the walls and one night it smelled like fire and the smoke detectors went off. Other than that and the dirty ass crawl space that led to the attic it was perfect.
Thats some ol poltergeist shyt
rapdonttweet
Pro
People who die of old age or terminal illness...if that were you would you want to die in some hospital with the nurses or in your own house with your own family? It happens more often than you think.
Nah.
Our house, and every house in our development, was built in the last three years. Our house was two weeks old when we rolled up in this hoe.
Not just that, but really....how many people die of natural causes at home as opposed to dying in a nursing home or the hospital? Home hospice care is expensive, not ere'body can get down like that.
Let's rationalize this, how many different ways can one die at home?:
1) Murdered, either shot, stabbed, beat to death, etc. - this
2) Fire....but really, the only way this is applicable is if the fire didn't destroy the house and they just rebuilt the burnt up part.
3) Health/Accidental - heart attack or other health-related issue, OR hell I dunno, your roof collapse on your ass or some other freak accident? Electrocute yourself?
4) Natural causes - just old age, going peacefully in your sleep. You probably owned the house for decades and if you dyin' at home and it's not unexpected, you damn sure got hospice, breh.
DarlingNikki
lil baby
I don't believe in ghosts, I chalked it up to being an old ass house.