All types of paranormal spirits or energies can surface within a home, Shari DeBenedetti of “Ghost Hunters” told Inman. But if agents encounter them while trying to sell a listing, there are solutions.
Source: Inman News
Think your listing is haunted? There’s a ‘trick’ for that
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