Would you buy a house that somebody had been murdered in?

Yes. No issue at all. The house didn't determine the situation.

I wouldn't buy either if my dog refused to go into the house. Animals can tell if something isn't right about a person or place.

Agreed. Wow.

I'm a bit taken aback that you'd consider buying it so that you could profit from the fairly recent, violent death of a child on the property.

The house I grew up in was cheap because the previous owners died in a very tragic accident. The accident didn't take place in the home but it put a lot of people off.

I wouldn’t, but strangely sensitive to energy in buildings - I didn’t like the ‘feel’ of one of the old houses I grew up in and spent as much time as possible outside!

Knowing this horrible and sad incident would dwell on my mind also.

This is off the subject but it reminded me of an incident that happened in my state(inUSA). There was a pediatrician who was abusing his patients. The town where he lived didn't even try to sell his house after he went to prison. They tore it down because so many people in that close knit community had taken their children to that monster and they were traumatized looking at that house.

There was one near me, a son brutally killed his parents. It went up for a sale about a year later, someone did buy it and live there now. I would struggle personally but I know many wouldn’t.

How morbid

couldn’t buy it, so tragic that a child and their parent were murdered in that house and like others have said I would think about it a lot. Would be different if a person had died in a house of natural causes but to know a child was murdered in that house would put me off massively.

Absolutely no way. I pick up on the energy of people and places so it just wouldn't work. And I'd be thinking of the poor child constantly.

No

I'm big into spirits and energies and it's a no from me. A violent death releases a huge energy and especially with kids, that kind of energy will linger and it will just be super sad and hard to live with

We are selling a property where a man was stabbed to death. It went under offer quite quickly.
We also sold a house where the owner had sadly killed herself in the bath.
We had a legal obligation to advise all viewers before they viewed that one was a murder and one was a suicide as it was the first sale since the events had occurred. A lot of people chose not to view.

We lived in an army quarter in York that had an uncomfortable feeling. Turns out it had been lived in by James Blount's family when he was a child. Do crimes against music count?

I get it op. Someone I knew quite well was murdered 19 years ago. I now live in the same street and a few doors up from the house she was murdered in.
The house is currently on the market. It was sold a few years after her murder and I often wonder if the people living in it know about the murder. I’m not sure I could live in a house someone was murdered in.

My aunt viewed a house for sale, GLC, house was 5k, 4 storey town house in hackney, man hanging from banisters, she offered 3k and bought it very cheap and recently sold it for 1.7m and retired to spain, it didnt bother her...another house in my road had a murder, wife was burnt alive by husband, new owners had no idea of its history until we chatted a few years ago...murder was appx 20 years ago so we all assumed they knew about it.

What case was this? Was it in the news? Could you share what happened I’m very curious. How very sad. There’s a house along from me in Newcastle where a young man was suffering psychosis of some sort and returned from uni to love with his grandmother and dad whilst getting help. One day he decided the voices he heard telling him his grandmother (who I believe was in her 90s) and his dad were plotting to kill him, so he killed them both. I’ve heard he pretty much decapitated his grandmother and chopped his dad’s bits off.

the house has been up and down and up and down for sale for years. It’s now been bought a renovated, things added but not changed as such.. every time I drive past I get the creeps.

I remember when the house first went up for sale, the pictures inside listed on the estate agent site, were sooo eerie. No carpets in the living room and when reading the article about the murder they said the ‘grandmother was murdered whilst sitting on her chair in the front room by the fire’ the pics of the fire and no carpet just freaked me right out.

so I digress. But…

no. I couldn’t. lol

No chance

No I wouldn’t if I knew the history have watched too many horrors, The Enfield Haunting etc. it wouldn’t sit right with me deciding a paint colour in a room someone had been murdered in or kids playing in a garden where a body had been 😮 I bet many people have without even knowing even when an elderly person has died in a home I’d prefer not to know

Yes. I'd get the sage sticks out

Omg 😦

I live in a house where the son murdered his mother… this happened around 20years ago.
im totallly fine with it, doesn’t bother me at all. Actually didn’t even know about it until after we moved in!!

That's awful, worse for you with it being a relative.
I would think they'd get in one of those deep cleaning firms to sort it out.
The person I knew didn't know the murder happened in that house until one of the neighbours told her after she moved in. Her husband had decorated before they moved in. As far as I know they were happy there, her mum never said otherwise.

I'd have it blessed by my vicar, then yes.