This is real ghost stories online.

I guess having the attitude of I'm cool with that is a good one to have about a ghost,

especially in a building that you own.

It's not like you can just, well I decided I'm not going to do rent anymore and I'm good

whoever owns this, you have fun with it.

You own it, it's a little bit more complex to get out of that transaction.

But if you're cool with the ghost and you're happy with who's there, is it so bad that

they're haunting?

Do you need to exercise the place of the ghost or can you just let the ghost do its thing?

Especially if it seems to be doing the same thing it did when it was alive, tinkering

in the attic at its workbench.

So there, doing it, even in death, not harming anyone, just making a little bit of noise

here and there.

Is that really time to call in the exercise?

I don't think so.

In the next story we hear about just that, a building that's been in a family for quite

some time, some would show that members of the family know who's haunting it and they're

completely cool with it.

Take a listen.

My family has owned one of the oldest buildings in my hometown in California for over 40 years.

The building was built in 1901, so it's had a long past.

I'm not afraid of who is in there because two of the people I know who are in there.

...