Does A Death Or Paranormal Activity Have To Be Disclosed To A Prospective Home Buyer?
If a seller and/or Realtor is selling a home.
And it has had a natural death or a violent death involved.
Or unexplained paranormal activity in it.
Does a prospective buyer have a LEGAL right to know about this?
ibu guru
5 Feb, 2010
Absolutely. The owner is required to disclose such things to the realtor and prospective buyers and there is a form to attach to the sales contract.
momma
5 Feb, 2010
it should be ilegal not to tell!
when i was prego we paid to hold the house we wanted,turned out a little boy blew himself up in the closet{4yr. old} when i asked if somone died in there.never got refunded for later turning down the place.
cindy4
6 Feb, 2010
Only violent death need be disclosed. Natural death does not need to be disclosed.
Missy23
6 Feb, 2010
Yes they should. It is only right! If I moved into my apartment or when I just bought my house, I had asked the realtor if anyone has died in the apartment or house, I needed to know.
I love Daisey
6 Feb, 2010
Not unless they ask about it.
Peter Griffin
6 Feb, 2010
not legally.. but if you ask, you will get an answer.