If there’s one thing horror movies have taught me about haunted homes, it’s that the devil is in the detsails. The house that Craig and Lisa Spurr have purchased, however, isn’t so subtle about its past. “My wife and I flipped [this house] about 2 years ago,” Craig wrote. “There was so much strange stuff. I couldn’t even get in the headspace of what the previous owner was doing!” Scroll down to check out the surprise nightmare fuel that came with the property and tell us your thoughts in the comments.
“Very creepy painted message… was in enamel paint so took a LOT of sanding to remove. (You could still clearly see it when painting over)”
“Ummmm… whatever you call this. The previous owner had an obsession with whatever “Mora” was!”
“A hanging rope light fixture…?”
“A window sticker? On an adjacent wall that featured an actual window but had such heavy curtains you couldn’t easily use it…”
“Ummm… well this?”
“What a wonderful outdoor area… ?”
People were convinced there was something seriously wrong with this house
We just bought our house and while trying to figure out a loose floor board my husband removed a plywood ceiling . To his surprise a few old books fell out and a box. Then he looks and its porn and condoms. We still cant stop laughing. I feel bad for the person because it was an unused box.
I love this comment, this is absolutely hilarious.
Load More Replies...Most of this looks staged. Who buys a house, then decorates it with the "old" fixtures and paint still intact? If it were that creepy, he would have painted first... then moved in.
If it was a foreclosed home (which are often flipped), it's likely it was purchased sight-unseen. Auctions can be held in a seperate locations, and it's an "as-is" sale. Sounds like a crazy thing to buy, but you can pick up an absolute bargain.
Load More Replies...Yeah. Only the first two pics are very slightly unsettling. The rest are just bad style choices. And a sad looking outdoor area.
Load More Replies...The ones I love are the people that flip an old home, only to find personal messages from the last owners to the new owners. Like when they rip up the carpets to find a message scrawled underneath saying who lived there, when they laid the carpet down and to wish the new owners happiness in their new home. That tells me people went into the home with a positive upbeat attitude and hope that the positive vibe keeps going on.
we have an enormous book case which you can't see behind, you can guarantee if we ever move we're painting a creepy message there, then vaguely painting over it so you can still see it. We're probably not nice people now I think about it...meh, new people would have to paint that wall anyway.
Load More Replies...I'm seeing bad decorating choices, and that branching light "fixture" is something a renter would do. But creepy?
The word mora is actually in the word nightmare (Night+mora). In Swedish the name is mara and mardröm (mara+dröm).
Could this be just a joke that former owners left on purpose? No? Right. It´s time to run.
If it was a joke, i guess it might affect the selling price. Perhaps not a joke i believe.
Load More Replies...We just bought our house and while trying to figure out a loose floor board my husband removed a plywood ceiling . To his surprise a few old books fell out and a box. Then he looks and its porn and condoms. We still cant stop laughing. I feel bad for the person because it was an unused box.
I love this comment, this is absolutely hilarious.
Load More Replies...Most of this looks staged. Who buys a house, then decorates it with the "old" fixtures and paint still intact? If it were that creepy, he would have painted first... then moved in.
If it was a foreclosed home (which are often flipped), it's likely it was purchased sight-unseen. Auctions can be held in a seperate locations, and it's an "as-is" sale. Sounds like a crazy thing to buy, but you can pick up an absolute bargain.
Load More Replies...Yeah. Only the first two pics are very slightly unsettling. The rest are just bad style choices. And a sad looking outdoor area.
Load More Replies...The ones I love are the people that flip an old home, only to find personal messages from the last owners to the new owners. Like when they rip up the carpets to find a message scrawled underneath saying who lived there, when they laid the carpet down and to wish the new owners happiness in their new home. That tells me people went into the home with a positive upbeat attitude and hope that the positive vibe keeps going on.
we have an enormous book case which you can't see behind, you can guarantee if we ever move we're painting a creepy message there, then vaguely painting over it so you can still see it. We're probably not nice people now I think about it...meh, new people would have to paint that wall anyway.
Load More Replies...I'm seeing bad decorating choices, and that branching light "fixture" is something a renter would do. But creepy?
The word mora is actually in the word nightmare (Night+mora). In Swedish the name is mara and mardröm (mara+dröm).
Could this be just a joke that former owners left on purpose? No? Right. It´s time to run.
If it was a joke, i guess it might affect the selling price. Perhaps not a joke i believe.
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