Property Details

*This page is for awareness purposes only, this website is not stating or claiming someone has passed away at this address, but that the site is able to generate a report on most valid US addresses.

Has Anyone Passed Away at this address?

807 E Paint St
Washington Court House, OH

Each Report Contains:

CheckmarkMeth lab records
CheckmarkFire related records
CheckmarkLoss of Life at an address
CheckmarkRegistered Sex Offender data
CheckmarkProperty information
CheckmarkSales History information
CheckmarkTax value and assessment
CheckmarkCemetery locations nearby

What's nearby?


Cemeteries
1 mile or less from Saint Colmans Cemetery
1 mile or less from Old Washington Cemetery
1 mile or less from Washington Cemetery
2 miles from Hamm Cemetery
3 miles from Sugar Creek Baptist Cemetery
3 miles from Highlawn Memory Gardens
4 miles from Dewitt Cemetery
4 miles from Hyer Cemetery
4 miles from Sugar Creek Cemetery
4 miles from Coil Cemetery
4 miles from Feagins Cemetery
4 miles from Bush Cemetery
5 miles from Bloomingburg Cemetery
5 miles from Hays Cemetery
5 miles from Carmean Cemetery

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The Purpose of this Website?

In most states, the history of a loss of life in a home, no matter how it occurred, even violently, is not considered a "Material Fact" and it's not required to be disclosed. This history depending on the event, can decrease the home's value by 25% and increase its time to sell by up to 50% longer than comparable homes. Properties with such a history are referred to as Stigmatized Properties.

Would you want to know stigmatized history of the property before you sign the contract?

Before Buying or Renting Your Next Home, Run a Report to Learn the House History!


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