After planning a wedding, buying a house is often the next big project a new couple tackles together. And it can be even more contentious than selecting flower arrangements and cake flavors for your big day. Buying a house is a big, long-term financial commitment, and you both are likely to have strong ideas about what’s important to look for in a home.
So we were actually impressed that only 28 percent of respondents to a recent TheNest.com survey said that they argued with their partner during their house hunt. Most said their disagreements were no big deal. But there was a unfortunate two percent that said their arguments “got heated at times.” And while that is still a tiny percentage, that’s not how you want to start your home ownership journey.
So we asked editor Kristine Solomon at TheNest.com for her advice on how to keep your cool as a …
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