A skeleton in the closet will not prevent a home from selling, but it could come back to haunt a real estate agent if he or she didn't reveal the details of a property's troubled history to the new buyers. Several agents have been taken to court or criticized in the press for failing to mention past murders or hauntings that took place in homes they sold, leaving many questions about what agents must legally disclose and what they can avoid revealing in the interest of not negatively influencing the sales price. In this exclusive special report, we bring you a series of three stories developed for Real Law Central which examine the issues and disclosure laws surrounding stigmatized properties.

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