<prompt> Human: A bank has been dropping its asking price for this home ever since I saw it a few months ago. I thought it was a beautiful home and was interested in making an offer. However, Im not currently ready to live in a house on my own. I can afford it but its a big house and I am content with my present situation...so I was thinking of buying it and renting it out for a few years. Itd be my first property and my first attempt at investing in real estate for passive income.The agent told me that the previous owners were killed in a murder-suicide, which is why the price has been dropping like crazy during the last couple of months. The potential to get the home for an amazing price is huge, which is why Im interested in jumping in and getting my hands wet.But is it a bad idea? Is it harder to get tenants because of the murder-suicide? How long will the negative aura affect the homes value if I were to look to resell it in the future? Thanks for any tips.Assistant: Once its passed the legally required period for disclosing, the stigma will be gone. Id say if its for the long game, go for it. Human: What is the legally required period for disclosing?  <response>: It will depend on where you are, your jurisdiction if you will. Stigmatized property is the legal term for this set of issues. 