So far, nothing has really happened to the house. Technically, Chris still owns it. After the murders, no one was living in it and it was put on the market. But there have been no buyers, according to Realtor.com. The house was built in 2013 and a lender owned the mortgage. They foreclosed on it and put it up for auction.
But when no one bought the house during the first year it was on sale, the county took the home out of foreclosure. Because of this, Chris legally still owns the home until someone else tries to come and foreclose on it or buy it.
“It’s not getting any bids because people know the sordid history of the house, and nobody wants it,” said bankruptcy attorney Clark Dray when speaking to Realtor.com. He continued, saying that the longer a house is empty, the bigger the drop in price. It’s unclear how the pandemic has effecting prices, but Realtor.com estimates that the home is worth about $648,100 as of Sept. 2020.
Source : https://www.distractify.com/p/what-happened-to-shanann-watts-house