A bigger house is not always the best option for some people and if you feel as though you have too much house to handle or the monthly payments don’t make sense anymore, then consider downsizing into a home that you feel comfortable in.

I say that to say this, its whatever way you and your partner feel most comfortable is the right way.

Execute the below in other which makes you comfortable.1.

I started out in your shoes.

Some investors should stay away from certain areas because it does not fit their strategy or ability or comfort zone.

Are you comfortable with this?

There is honestly a bad HVAC balance problem, but it's more something that I'm worried about wearing out my air handler super prematurely than something that they can't adjust to make their stay comfortable.

Getting one over another depends on your investing outlook, what you are investing in, how comfortable you are with variable rates, and tax considerations.

Unless you find an unmissable deal (which is hard to come by these days), I would maybe even play it safe in your shoes and wait for maybe 6 months to see where you stand and where the market stands.

I was wondering how do you build a comfort level to purchase the property?