US website lets realtors and buyers know who died in a house Studley Park House on Sydney's outskirts is allegedly one of Australia's most haunted locations. FEELING a little uneasy in your own four walls? A US website reveals if someone died in your house. Roy Condrey spent a year creating the site DiedInHouse.com after one of his tenants told him he believed the rental property was haunted, USA Today reports. Digging around, Condrey discovered there is no law requiring a seller or a real estate agent to disclose if anyone died in a residence. "It's harder to find things like this out than you think," Condrey told the Houston Chronicle, so he set out to make it easier. For a fee of US$11.99 ($12.39), Condrey's site will scour multiple sources and millions of records to see if anyone ended their days at your address. The site only peruses records for addresses in the United States. Realtors were not early fans of the site, since an on-site death can reduce a property's value by 15 to 25 per cent, according to Condrey. Lately, though, he says some have been using it themselves to run searches.