The House That's Legally Haunted
A bond trader from New York City signs a contract on a riverfront Victorian in Nyack, New York, then learns the seller once told Reader's Digest the house was haunted. Joel and Maggie follow the ghosts, a bed that shook every school morning, and a $32,500 down payment into a New York appeals court that had to decide whether, legally speaking, the house is haunted. Plus: what property insurance does and doesn't cover when the problem is a building's reputation, and the New Jersey rule that actually mentions haunted houses.
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