Yep, you die and the property immediately loses value. I know this because I bought a house on the beach for next to nothing after it had been on the market for 2 years. Someone was shot inside it and died. Apparently nobody wanted to live there. At the time I didn't have enough money to purchase it so my employer and I split it, fixed it up in about 4 months and flipped it for four times what we paid. Yeah we had to let someone know that a person was killed in the house but when you're staring at brand new fixtures, utilities, a brand new kitchen and bathrooms and everything smells super clean It's hard for them to say no.
It's also good for people to interview possible roommates if they own the property. You don't want some unhealthy asshole dying in their sleep because they refuse to take care of themselves.
Yep, you die and the property immediately loses value. I know this because I bought a house on the beach for next to nothing after it had been on the market for 2 years. Someone was shot inside it and died. Apparently nobody wanted to live there. At the time I didn't have enough money to purchase it so my employer and I split it, fixed it up in about 4 months and flipped it for four times what we paid. Yeah we had to let someone know that a person was killed in the house but when you're staring at brand new fixtures, utilities, a brand new kitchen and bathrooms and everything smells super clean It's hard for them to say no.
It's also good for people to interview possible roommates if they own the property. You don't want some unhealthy asshole dying in their sleep because they refuse to take care of themselves.