Stigmatized property
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The term stigmatized property is a real estate business jargon that describes a normal house stigmatized because someone has been murdered or committed suicide in it. A house widely believed to be "haunted" is also a "stigmatized property".
Even though the buyer may not care about it, a "stigmatized" residence could be very difficult to resell in the future. Therefore, with or without any belief in supernatural phenomena, a buyer may want to know a house's possibly bloody past. However, depending on the jurisdiction of the house, the seller may not be required to disclose the whole story.
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- What Is Stigmatized Property?
- Stigma Busters: A Primer on Selling Haunted Houses and Other Stigmatized Property
- Real Haunted Houses: A comprehensive listing of haunted houses in the United States and around the world.
- Celebrity Stigmatized Homes: Even celebrities lose when a home is stigmatized.
- Agents in court over horror house
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