Book Written in ‘30s is Still Relevant
Article featuring Jen featured in The Courier Journal
"Just because you're partnered up, you can't stop thinking about yourself," Musselman says. In her book, Musselman, 35, encourages women to let go of the idea that they need to be married or paired to pursue their dream of home ownership. The Los Angeles-based writer lives alone and says she loves it.
Own It! The Ups and Downs of Homebuying for Women Who Go It Alone by Jennifer Musselman
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Own It! The Ups and Downs of Homebuying for Women Who Go It Alone by Jennifer Musselman
The Emotional Roller Coaster—The Highs and Lows of House Hunting as a Single Woman
Article by Jen featured in Sirens
Today's modern woman is successful, business-savvy and perfectly capable of buying her own home… so why do we keep holding out for a man?
The Keys to Her Castle: Home-Buying For Women
Interview featured in Express
But Musselman's main message is empowerment: Twenty percent of home-buyers last year were single women, according to the National Association of Realtors — which means no waiting for McDreamy to show up before you make that down payment.
The Single Girl’s Guide to Home-buying
Article featuring Jen featured in The New York Daily News
"It's just so empowering," says Jennifer Musselman, solo homeowner and author of the book "Own It! The Ups and Downs of Homebuying for Women Who Go It Alone," which hits bookshelves Sunday. For Musselman, buying her own place wasn't as easy as she imagined. "It just felt so overwhelming, because it was a world I just didn't know how to navigate," she says, "and I didn't understand the language."
