"Is there something wrong with that house?"
"No, it's not... It's not just that house. The whole complex has problems. Someone said they heard a dog barking nonstop, but they couldn't figure out which unit it was coming from. Then something happened, right? That family's dog died. I heard it was pretty gruesome. They didn't dare clean it up themselves afterward, so they hired someone. We're in touch with a few housekeeping and moving companies around here, so we heard a little about it. The scene was really awful, so bloody, blood everywhere. They had some nerve. From what I heard, the dog didn't belong to the couple, but to their parents. When it died, they just thought it was disgusting; otherwise, they didn't care much. Later, the parents came over and made quite a scene. They thought someone had killed their dog, and in a fit of rage, they went around looking for people to blame. They cursed people in the complex in broad daylight, and even splashed paint and excrement around. I don't know where they got such disgusting stuff. The management eventually hired outside cleaners to clean it all up. Their family couldn't stay here after that, could they?"
"They couldn't stay because there was something wrong with the house?"
"Uh, that was part of it... At first, no. It was probably just a dispute with the neighbors. I didn't see anything wrong with the house itself. They wanted to sell it, so we agents had to inspect it first, right? They'd already moved out, so we hired someone to clean it. We just checked to make sure they hadn't left behind anything valuable and then tried to blame us for it. They also left a few large pieces of furniture in the house to sell along