Tips On Selling A Haunted House

To this day people are still either thrilled or scared at the thought of setting foot inside a haunted house but what if you need to sell it? How do you sell it despite having a conundrum attached to it? People may be amazed by it but it's a different thing to live in a "haunted house" especially if a certain axe murderer kept all his victim in the basement or a housewife took her life because of boredom and all the dead people, they say appear each night.
Despite all those scary stories that people talk about, you need to sell this house so, to sell it, follow these four steps to make sure that even with all the stigma, you can still make a sale out of this house.

What The Law Says

In case you're really thinking that the house is haunted, you will need to consult with your real estate agent about this matter. You particularly need to be sure if the new owner will be in danger. Look through your state's law to make sure if you need to notify the new owner about the "haunted" status of the property. In states like New Jersey and Pennsylvania, they have laws stating that both agents and sellers are not liable in case they weren't able to mention about the eerie details of the years before of the said property while in states like Oklahoma, a written request should be submitted to inquire if the house is haunted in any way which the seller needs to answer honestly.
Other states require sellers to notify potential buyers about the status of the home.


Axe Eerie Rumors

If your house is not even haunted and yet people think it is then it is time to put everything to rest. While there can be some stigma attached to the house, having a good plan to combat all those rumors can really be a big help like talking about the house incessantly and holding countless open houses and broker parties to make them see that there's nothing wrong with the house.
Try adding some activities where they get inside a closet or go down the basement just to prove that the house isn't haunted and they will safely return outside or the living room without any bumps or scratches.

Real Life Ghostbusters

So there are instances that the house is really haunted but you also need to sell it; this is the time you need to call spiritualists of sorts. Sometimes, lost spirits are not aware they're actually doing harm when they reside in the house where only people should be living and through these spiritualists, you stand the chance to get them out of the house.
These professionals know how to communicate with the dead and other entities and they can help you get rid of them for good.

RIP

If a property has been given a severely bad reputation like a child actress has been brutally killed there or a mother smothered her babies to death, the effects of those things contribute to the difficulty of selling the property and if all of the above still hadn't gotten you anywhere, changing the address might just do the trick but if all else fails, try lowering the price and go as low as 20-25% just to sell it already because no one can resist a property that is lowered down from its original selling price.