Free · about six minutes each
Two people who have to agree on a house, answering fifteen questions separately — and finding out what they actually agree on before the eleventh showing.
Most house disagreements aren’t about the house. They’re about a kitchen one of you would live with and the other wouldn’t — which is money and a weekend, not incompatibility. A few are about things you can’t change without moving again: where it is, whether there are stairs, how much land, who else has to fit in it. Those are the ones that cost someone their patience at house eleven.
This sorts yours into the right piles.
It works for anyone who has to agree with someone: couples, an adult child and a parent, siblings who inherited a house together, a buyer and the parent helping them. Every question is about the house — none of them ask about you.
The six characters the other person was given when they finished.
You’ll both get the same page by email once you’ve both finished.
I use this to send your result and, if you ever want it, to answer questions. No lists you didn’t ask for, and no texts — ever.
Send this code to the person who has to agree with you. When they finish, you’ll both get the result.
Nothing is visible to either of you until you’ve both answered — including to me. Bookmark this page if you’d like to check back:
One of you has finished and the other hasn’t. As soon as you both have, this page will show the result — and you’ll both get it by email.
how aligned your two lists are
That’s what a Three Paths Plan visit is for — one visit, one written document, every option priced from actual neighborhood sales. Bring this page with you.
See how the Three Paths Plan worksNothing here is advice about your relationship, your finances, or what you should buy. It’s a picture of two lists side by side. What you do with it is yours.