The majority of home buyers would settle for a haunted house as skyrocketing prices unnerve Americans

The majority of home buyers would consider a haunted house as skyrocketing prices in the real estate market have spooked Americans.

A Opinion poll from Zillow Group Inc. found that 67 percent of potential home buyers could be persuaded to accept a few ghosts in the attic if all criteria were met.

The survey of 901 current home buyers and 993 potential buyers shows the extreme compromises Americans are willing to make in today’s real estate market, the company wrote in a press release.

More than a third of potential home buyers said they would buy a haunted house if the price was lower, and 40 percent of home buyers said the same if the home had features such as a large yard, pool or two-car garage.

Among recent home buyers, a surprising 12 percent said they believe their home is definitely haunted.

“The combination of high prices, limited inventory and rising interest rates is creating a witch’s brew of trouble for potential homeowners,” said Manny Garcia, a senior population scientist at Zillow.

The George Champlin Mason House – a classic ten-bedroom Victorian property that is said to be haunted – is listed for $3,999,999

The Grisso mansion in Seminole, Oklahoma is for sale for $1.8 million from its decades-long owner, the Seminole Nation of Oklahoma

The Priestley Home in Mississippi, priced at $999,999, is also famous for ghost sightings of Dr. James Priestley and his wife

Skyrocketing home prices and mortgage rates have weakened purchasing power and potentially scared off many potential homebuyers.

Home loans cost more than twice as much this Halloween season as they did two years ago.

Last week, 30-year mortgage rates hit a 23-year high of 7.63 percent, a significant increase from October 2021’s 3.1 percent.

Real estate prices are almost 30 percent more expensive than in 2019, before the pandemic disrupted the real estate market.

The survey also found that nearly 30 percent of potential buyers would be more likely to purchase a home if it were enchanted.

You might consider the George Champlin Mason House – a classic ten-bedroom Victorian estate between downtown and the beaches in Rhode Island, listed for $3,999,999.

The George Champlin Mason House has ten bedrooms, 12 bathrooms and 12 fireplaces.

The gardens surrounding the house also include a treehouse and offer the possibility of a garage and swimming pool

The ghost of George C. Mason (pictured), the architect of this home, was reportedly spotted in this unique 5,838 square foot home

Built by William Edward “Doc” Grisso for his wife Margaret “Maggie” Grisso, the home has been a hotspot for paranormal activity for years

Tales of the Grisso Mansion’s paranormal activity largely come from the “dark secrets” hidden on his journey to wealth

Doc Grisso (pictured) is believed to have married a Seminole woman named Suda to gain access to her land rights, then poisoned her several months later

The ghost of George C. Mason, the architect of this home, was reportedly spotted in this unique 5,838 square foot home.

Other ghosts sighted include a lady in Victorian clothing descending the stairs and a woman with a baby in a nursery sitting in a classic Edwardian chair.

The historic property features ten bedrooms, 12 bathrooms and 12 fireplaces. The gardens surrounding the house also include a treehouse and offer the possibility of a garage and swimming pool.

The Grisso mansion in Seminole, Oklahoma is for sale for $1.8 million from its decades-long owner, the Seminole Nation of Oklahoma.

The mansion features four bedrooms and six bathrooms, a vineyard, a 1,600-square-foot garage, a pool, fountains and more.

Built by William Edward “Doc” Grisso for his wife Margaret “Maggie” Grisso, the home has been a hotspot for paranormal activity for years.

Tales of the Grisso Mansion’s paranormal activity largely come from the “dark secrets” hidden on his journey to wealth.

Doc Grisso is believed to have married a Seminole woman named Suda to gain access to her land rights and then poisoned her several months later.

Since then, Suda and a boy named Micco spend their days in the basement of the Grisso mansion, where the formal ballroom was built.

The piano happened to play by itself and the candles fell out of their holders by themselves. The property has four bedrooms, a formal dining room and a library

The ghosts of Dr. James Priestley and his wife appear to linger in the house and are frequently spotted despite years of renovations by several homeowners

It is believed that Susan Priestley became so attached to the house after the death of her husband (pictured) and has since been seen by neighbors in the bedroom where she died and standing at the windows

The Priestley Home in Mississippi, priced at $999,999, is also famous for ghost sightings of Dr. James Priestley and his wife.

The couple spent their last days together in the house, dying during the yellow fever epidemic of the early 1900s.

Their ghosts seem to linger in the house and are frequently sighted despite years of renovations by several homeowners.

It is believed that Susan Priestley became so attached to the house after her husband’s death and has since been seen by neighbors in the bedroom where she died and standing at the windows.

The piano happened to play by itself and the candles fell out of their holders by themselves. The property has four bedrooms, a formal dining room and a library.