The property manager, neighbors and even the maintenance crew might not ever tell you that the last residents moved out because they feared for their lives, they couldn't sleep, someone died in the unit, crazy things were happening in the rental, or their poor animal was warring with something that no one else could see. But if you ever went through something like this, you know that the paranormal is real and yes they do occasionally stick around after death and refuse to leave. You can't fight the unseen with natural techniques and if you think you can, well good luck with that. You have to use a bit of spiritual warfare on them and if you don't know anything about that, then I suggest you look it up.
So you are shopping for a new place and let's just say you find out some disturbing things about it. You have a choice: you can move in anyway and hope for the best, move in but have a team of people who know how to cast some demonic spirits out, or avoid the place altogether. Whatever you decide, either way know that you will have your share of challenges. You will need to keep worry, fear, and what someone else's negative experience in the place at bay. The more people you tell about the history, in time what they say and their reactions just might make your skin crawl.
Odd things that I heard and other things I experienced or witnessed in some places I have moved (mind you I have moved 33 times to date during my adult years) included:
A pumping motion on my body during the night.
A presence of someone or something standing behind or next to me.
An entity that sat on my bed many times while I was trying to write a God-fearing spiritual book (yeah I know, could have been a good Spirit or an unrighteous one).
Weird unexplainable noises that made annoying sounds.
One of my children standing in fear of something the rest of the family couldn't see.
Another child stating an older lady was talking to him while he played in his room.
Two of my children talking to an imaginary boy who had a name.
My name being called and no one was there.
Walking on the floor and no one was at home.
Loud talking as if many people were in the room and then no one was there.
A feeling that many people were in a room, once again nothing you could see with the naked eye.
That's what I can remember from the top of my head. One creepy thing I recall and I mentioned elsewhere on this blog is when I worked in the apartment industry at a multi-dwelling complex that was less than five years old at the time. It was said that many people were injured while constructing that property. Then I met one of the architects who was a Satanist. Enough said.
So say a prayer before you go apartment hunting, it doesn't hurt.
Nicholl McGuire
This apartment blog provides apartment shopping tips, moving advice, organizing apartment, rental advice, and other interesting information related to the property management industry. This real estate business blog was created by a former apartment community manager and leasing consultant. Always check for recent policies in your dwelling.
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