A survey by realtor.com showed that 62 percent of respondents would be unlikely to purchase a home that was rumored to be haunted. However, 56 percent who believe their current home is haunted have not thought about moving.
Source: Inman News
Most Americans who believe their home is haunted don’t care enough to move
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