It's generally tricky negotiating the price of a house, whether you're buying or selling. But a recent study from Kelly Shue and Paul Goldsmith-Pinkham of the Yale School of Management shows that when single women invest in the housing market, they routinely lose out compared to their male counterparts.
On today's episode of The Indicator, we look at why single women are being shortchanged on what may be the largest investment they will ever make, and consider tips on how they can potentially overcome these losses.
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