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Mars and Venus go home shopping

According to a study by propertyfinder.com, not only do British men and women have different relationship styles; they also have very different house hunting styles. Male home buyers are more aggressive negotiators, and only about 5% will pay the full asking price. However females actually do less home shopping then the men on average. Women are usually better prepared, do more homework, and have a better idea of what they want in a home. Together they’re a perfect match.

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