The Washington Post recently reported that the emotional and financial strain of the housing market has become so rough, it’s on par with divorce, and even death. TODAY’s Barbara Corcoran and psychologist Jeff Gardere explain how to lessen the burden and turn your house into a source of revenue:
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Joe and Colleen, Enjoyed the video clip. i always like to Watch Barbara Cocoran anyway. Sometimes I think though that the national media paints the picture of gloom and doom, but Barbarba tries to put a positive spin on the market.
Thanks for the post.
I agree about the "doom and gloom" part. In our area, we are not seeing anything like what mainstream media is painting. In fact, things are rather good. I hope it's not the 'calm before the storm!' ;)
Colleen...
Foreclosure does indeed take its toll, but a lot of this is the result of poor planning and over-buying!
I agree Richard. If it wasn't for America's love of acquiring what they have no business buying, we wouldn't be in the mess we are in.