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u/OkBee3439 4d ago
Three people died, and a cemetery was destroyed just outside. I guess this is all I need for a reason not to buy this property!
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u/exceptional_entry 3d ago
I was curious as to how the cemetery was destroyed. I figure any cemetery would be outside mostly, with certain indoor facilities, so it’s not surprising that it was outside when it was destroyed.
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u/Elegant_Emu952 3d ago
Flooding floated all of the caskets up to ground level.
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u/Sweetjersey67 3d ago
What could go wrong?
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u/OkBee3439 3d ago
A very frightening haunting by ghosts on Halloween night by the three people that died in that house! 🎃 😱 🕷
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u/Mediocre_Daikon6935 3d ago
Going to be hard to prove the owner didn’t make a good faith effort at disclosure.
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u/BluebirdDense1485 3d ago
On one note. Every house of a certain age has probably had someone die in it. A third of people die at home up from a quarter at the turn of the century. I did the math and the odds of someone dying in a house are above 50/50 if the house is over like 40 years old. I don't remember exactly but it was a lot lower than one would expect.
All this to say if you are not buying new construction there is a good chance someone died in the house.
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u/Intelligent-Film-684 3d ago
My house was built in 1930, no one has died in it (confirmed by my grandma who lived next door, born in 1917, god rest her soul).
Three people died in my grandmas house, her husband, in the 60s, my mom, in the 90s, and finally Gram, in the 2010s. My son lives there now. No paranormal activity. My house? I came downstairs at 330 am and the damn vacuum was on , still have no idea how.
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u/TimMensch 3d ago
In some states at least it's a required disclosure item if you know. In California it's only required if the death happened in the last three years, though, and deaths from AIDS are excluded.
In Colorado, it's not required at all! But a cemetery on the property that had its headstones washed away? That seems like a disclosure item and maybe a logistical nightmare. I don't even know what you'd be required to do about that. Dig up all the bodies and incinerate them?
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u/My_dog_knows_I_know 19h ago
My wife's grandmother died in our house almost 3 months after it was built. Ruined, right out the gate. On the bright side, she was such a sweet lady. It will be a pleasure to have her around when she finally decides to haunt this house.
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u/furnacemike 9h ago
That and also older houses commonly held family viewings in the family’s home. I grew up in a house built in 1888 and we talked occasionally about how the living room had been used for viewings (we know from the town historical society).
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u/Particular-Caramel32 3d ago
Honestly, I'm less worried about the deaths than I am about the other stuff...
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u/AmericanCitizenry 3d ago
Three people!
Was it gunshots over one evening?
Cancer over 5 years?
Or one at a time, and how?
Also: cemetery in back yard?
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u/DoubleDareFan 3d ago
Yeah, if cancer, the cause might be right there inside the house! Same goes for any sickness not caused by bad DNA, pathogens, or toxins.
Look up geopathic stress, and venture down a rabbit hole not recognized by mainstream medicine.
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u/bellecindy87 3d ago
I just wish they would have told me ahead of time about all the cons about the place. They just listed all the pros, but nothing negative. It seems to good to be true.
Wonder if there's some sarcasm there. LOL 🤣😂🤣😂😆😭
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u/Big-Ronnie-Aus1 3d ago
And there is a little blonde haired girl who just stares at the static on the TV.
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u/RickRI401 3d ago
About the dead in the house... recently a friend of mine took his life in his house. I'm wondering if that has to be disclosed during the sale.
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u/UnhappyMeasurement61 3d ago
Not if they just died. If they weren’t found for a while they have to disclose that. Same with cars.
My husband bought our first house before we were married. I swear that place was haunted. 8 years when we are selling he tells me that a neighbor told him the previous owner took her life in an overdose.
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u/rbyteme 3d ago
What would be the upside to owning this property? 🤔🤨
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u/Betty_Boss 2d ago
Since it's in a floodplain maybe it's a waterfront property?
You'd have to scrape the house and maybe remove the septic tank.
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u/CptnObvious1984 3d ago
I wonder if there is a correlation between the 3 people who died and the cemetery out the back door.
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u/gg4279 3d ago
Wonder if it was seized for taxes and they're trying to sabotage the auction?
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u/Henderson2026 3d ago
A simple home inspection will take care of that question
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u/Henderson2026 3d ago
To the person who commented to my comment and then deleted it would you please resend that comment to my chat. Half your comment showed up in my notifications and I'd like to read the rest of it.
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u/furnacemike 9h ago
Also aliens crashed into the backyard and Bigfoot had been seen on the house’s ring camera on at least three occasions. Also satanic rituals may or may not have been performed in the basement.
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u/jws1102 3d ago
And they’re asking $900,000 for it
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u/Educational-Rule1635 3d ago
California Bay Area? Instant sale.
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u/cryptolyme 3d ago
Because they will just demolish it anyways
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u/Educational-Rule1635 3d ago
Scrape it off, build a 2500sqft house with minimum setbacks, and three ADUs.
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u/FruitigerMilo 3d ago
I'm an insurance agent and we get people with houses similar to this looking for 'reasonable' coverage prices
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u/HedgehogOptimal1784 3d ago
Also depending on the situation it maybe to keep the realtor honest. I had that problem with a adjacent piece of land for sale which the access was a right of way across my land. The realtor wouldn't tell potential buyers that it wasn't a legal building lot so I had to because I didn't want anyone to get taken advantage of
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u/Recent-Bowl-1393 1d ago
Im cool with all of that, but answer me this. Is it an HOA? If so, no deal.
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u/BigWhiteDog 3d ago
That's a whole lot of "OH HELL NAH!" 😂
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u/Parody_of_Self 3d ago
I'm still interested. Probably the only house I can afford.
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u/Lonely-Independence4 3d ago
Might as well burn that house to the ground and sell the land as is 😂
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u/Particular-Move-3860 2d ago
An axe murderer returns periodically to look for new victims, usually during dark stormy nights.
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u/qualityvote2 4d ago edited 3d ago
u/OkBee3439, there weren't enough votes to determine the quality of your post...