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Men are from Mars...With the conclusion of Super Bowl Sunday, an event widely recognized as the kick-off to the spring home-buying season, a nationwide survey of existing homeowners reveals that men and women operate differently during the home-buying process. In fact, nearly half of those women surveyed (43%) said they did not spend enough time shopping for their new home, while less then one quarter of all men surveyed (23%) said they spent too much time during the buying process. The survey was conducted from January 16-19, 2007 by Countrywide Home Loans.Interestingly, the survey revealed that both men and women saw room for improvement in the way they approach the home-buying process. Those surveyed said that when buying their next home, they would: 1) Save more money for down payment and closing costs (25%) 8:35 PM - Feb. 25, 2007 - comments {0} - post comment |
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