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There's a fun quote that goes something like "people say my house is haunted, but I've lived here 300 years and never seen a ghost." Maybe it's talking about you.
All the time when I'm home alone or certain that everyone else in the house is asleep, I'll hear noises. Usually they're caused by my cats. Also, I wear a CPAP when I sleep and I'm convinced that the extra airflow can manifest as noises inside of my head that sound like they're from outside my head.
Finally, there's a sound that occurs pretty regularly and sounds exactly like someone opening the door to our backyard and comes from that general vicinity. I was really confused for a while - when I did investigate, there was never anything there, not even a cat (or, so far as I could tell, a ghost). It took me forever to figure out, but my toddler keeps one of those little kid plastic pools on our back porch near the door. When it's empty even a gentle breeze can cause it to lift then drop back down, making exactly the noise I heard.