While each state differs, you may be surprised at how often the subject of haunting disclosures comes up in real estate training conferences, and even in legal rulings.Because sellers and landlords are required by law to tell potential tenants all the material facts about a property, or the information crucial to making a decision, they can face legal action if they fail to reveal a haunting or “consistent and unexplainable activity.”
In the 1990 New York case, Stambovsky v. Ackley, a tenant went to court to be released from a contract he made on a house before he learned of its haunted history. He ultimately won, mainly because the seller had publicized the history of the house and the strange events encountered there and it was decided that she owed the same duty to the buyer. While the court’s decision did not verify the existence of a spiritual presence, publicizing it interpreted it as a material fact.
Relax, Ghost. You’re doing no worse than the telephone marketers who knowingly and blissfully totally ignore the No-Call List and the limited call hours (9:00 AM to 9:00 PM)….
Lady loves a joke over 3 years ago
Who you gonna call..
Zebrastripes over 3 years ago
Well, ((((((((((((BOOOOOOO ))))))))))) to youuuuuu anyways! CIAO!
Indianapolis Smith over 3 years ago
Would you be willing to fill out a survey form for us?
We would appreciate it if you marked us as a “10”…
raybarb44 over 3 years ago
That’s good to know…..
DCBakerEsq over 3 years ago
Casper?
ChessPirate over 3 years ago
Since when has that worked? ☺
Impkins Premium Member over 3 years ago
Get that dog outside, quick! :)
Night-Gaunt49[Bozo is Boffo] over 3 years ago
https://rentprep.com/tenant-viewpoint/tenants-need-know-haunted-rental-properties/
Can apartments be haunted?
While each state differs, you may be surprised at how often the subject of haunting disclosures comes up in real estate training conferences, and even in legal rulings.Because sellers and landlords are required by law to tell potential tenants all the material facts about a property, or the information crucial to making a decision, they can face legal action if they fail to reveal a haunting or “consistent and unexplainable activity.”
In the 1990 New York case, Stambovsky v. Ackley, a tenant went to court to be released from a contract he made on a house before he learned of its haunted history. He ultimately won, mainly because the seller had publicized the history of the house and the strange events encountered there and it was decided that she owed the same duty to the buyer. While the court’s decision did not verify the existence of a spiritual presence, publicizing it interpreted it as a material fact.
Sisyphos over 3 years ago
Relax, Ghost. You’re doing no worse than the telephone marketers who knowingly and blissfully totally ignore the No-Call List and the limited call hours (9:00 AM to 9:00 PM)….