When my wife and I bought our home in the Northern Kentucky area, it was quite an experience. We had a great Realtor® with whom I am now privileged to work. I can only imagine the things he must have thought about us, showing up to look at houses with our two young boys, talking about if a room was big enough...what was that smell...why would they put the switch over here...
Ah, those were the days!
Thankfully, we didn't actually fight (that I remember) about anything considering a house. We both had a concept together of what we wanted, and a price range. And outside of those things, I didn't care as long as she was happy. No really, I didn't! As long as I could have air conditioning and hot water, I was good!
However, that is not the experience everyone has.
Today, I am actually going to share a link that will take you to Realtor.com. The article was written earlier this year by Stephanie Barth, a writer, and contributor to several publications. She took this concept of home buying and the stresses that can often go with it and broke it down into 5 things couples can fight about when buying.
It's a good read to get you thinking and discussing as a couple. And it's also a bit comical.
Enjoy!
~DK
https://www.realtor.com/advice/buy/buy-first-home-still-stay-married/
Ah, those were the days!
Thankfully, we didn't actually fight (that I remember) about anything considering a house. We both had a concept together of what we wanted, and a price range. And outside of those things, I didn't care as long as she was happy. No really, I didn't! As long as I could have air conditioning and hot water, I was good!
However, that is not the experience everyone has.
Today, I am actually going to share a link that will take you to Realtor.com. The article was written earlier this year by Stephanie Barth, a writer, and contributor to several publications. She took this concept of home buying and the stresses that can often go with it and broke it down into 5 things couples can fight about when buying.
It's a good read to get you thinking and discussing as a couple. And it's also a bit comical.
Enjoy!
~DK
https://www.realtor.com/advice/buy/buy-first-home-still-stay-married/
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