Prior to the 1980’s it was a bit more difficult to find out the history of a house.

Who has died in my house. If you’re a buyer, you should certainly ask the seller’s agent if there’s been a death in the house. Website 'died in house' can tell you how many people have passed away in your home and how. You can search any u.s.

Address and it will go over records of any deaths (along with cause of death—yikes), names previously associated with the home, reported fire. Address to find out if it had a dark former life (or even accommodates. Check the seller disclosure statement.

The site searches data from death certificates, news reports and 130 million. Founded in 2013 by software engineer roy condrey, diedinhouse.com allows users to search any valid u.s. However, in 2013 roy condrey built a website called diedinhouse.

Of course, you might want. In most states, a death in a home, no matter how it occurred, is not considered a material fact and it's not required to be disclosed. You'll also find out about house fires, famous (or,.

According to redfin.com, agents in california, alaska, and south dakota must disclose this information. These are the important questions. Luckily there is a canadian website that will let you know if anything sketchy even happened in your home.

It tells you whether someone ever died in your house. And in 2007, a woman moving from california with her two kids after her husband died bought a home in thornton, pa., for $650,000, only to learn from a neighbor that there. A new real estate tool, diedinhouse.com, aims to help buyers like janet milliken know before they buy or rent a property whether anyone has ever died there.