In 1972, the National Commission on Consumer Finance issued a report identifying troubling patterns of credit discrimination against women. The report detailed how single women had more trouble obtaining credit than single men, creditors were unwilling to extend credit to a married woman in her own name, and women who were divorced or widowed had…
For the past 40 years, single women have been second only to married couples in the homebuying market. While low inventory and high prices present challenges to all buyers, for women, these problems can be compounded. According to National Association of REALTORS® (NAR) data, women typically have less buying power than both married couples and…
Some homeowners think selling their properties with no agent will save gobs of money on commissions. Almost always they come to regret it, settling on a price that could have been better, not to mention spending way more time on the process than they envisioned Read more.
