In many states, home sellers are required by law to disclose whether a murder has taken place in their house, similar to disclosing past renovations.
Murder homes fall under a maligned category of 'stigmatized properties,' making them challenging to sell often at discounted prices due to their history.
Despite the stigma, some homes associated with murders can sell for premiums, as seen with the recent Santa Clara property that sold for $2.1 million.
With the right modifications and a clever marketing strategy, murder homes can find success in the market, as demonstrated by numerous success stories.
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