Can I buy a dead house?

Whether the house is dead or not does not affect its own value, but for buyers, it is easy to have some bad feelings in their hearts, so people are generally unwilling to accept the death of people in the house, which also leads to the low price of such a house, which is affected by the market supply and demand.

Whether you can buy more dead houses depends entirely on whether you care about this situation. If you don't care, it is really a good choice to start with a cheap house. We can imagine the history of our country alone. How many people have lived for five thousand years? Which piece of land hasn't killed anyone? It doesn't matter whether the man died in this house or in this land. But not many people can accept this word. After all, the disappearance of a life is still a big event for everyone. If it is a haunted house, there will be more bad feelings in my heart. If you or people around you have been thinking about this, don't buy such a house cheaply, but be responsible for your future life.

People are reluctant to choose this unusual house, mainly because of idealism. Everyone can't explain the fact that we must be calm. We would rather believe it exists than not. If something really happens, it's too late to regret it. There are so many legends about haunted houses that people are afraid. I'd better stay away from haunted houses.

Now, the scientific explanation for ghosts is the influence of magnetic fields. If you have a great obsession before your death, its magnetic field will stay for a long time and may affect other people in the room. However, these magnetic fields have no ability to directly harm people, which means that ghosts can't directly harm people. They can only make you hallucinate and hurt yourself through the influence of magnetic field. If you think there's a ghost around you, relax and you'll be fine. Never do anything wrong in your life, and never be afraid of ghosts knocking at the door in the middle of the night. Even if you live in a haunted house, it doesn't matter much as long as you don't have too many thoughts in your heart.

When buying and selling second-hand houses, the seller is obliged to explain the past history of the house, that is to say, if the house has died, it must be told to you in the contract to let you know in advance. If he doesn't tell you and the intermediary hides it, you can protect your rights and interests through legal weapons. Generally, this kind of lawsuit will judge the seller to lose the case, and he can return the house and ask himself to pay the house price.

Buying a house is buying. Someone died in the house, which makes you dissatisfied. Don't buy this kind of house. If you cheat me into buying it, I will sue you. It's that simple.