A Reddit user expresses regret after purchasing a noisy co-op in New York City with a 10-year interest-only loan. Despite lower monthly payments than his previous rent, he fears difficulty in selling the property in the future, especially considering broker fees and taxes that may result in a loss. The article acknowledges that buyer's remorse is common and advises giving it time before making further decisions. Practical steps to mitigate specific issues, such as noise, can also be explored to enhance property satisfaction.
"Buyer's remorse is common, but doesn't necessarily mean he made a bad choice. Many people experience regret after finalizing a home purchase."
"The best thing to do is to give things time to settle and see if you still end up unhappy or realize it wasn't a bad choice after all."
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