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Have you ever sold a primary residence within a year of purchasing for non-moving out of town reasons?

My SO and I purchased a condo in a building last year and we have just not enjoyed it like we expected. It's mostly "if we had known..." type reasons. Aka the walls are paper thin. Living in a downtown previously I had no expectation of quiet, but we can hear our neighbor through the walls when they talk in normal conversation, not even yelling. No solutions we have tried (that we are allowed to do) have helped. A few other things have made us think we shouldn't have purchased. I'm at peace with losing a little bit on the sell (the value has probably increased a little bit) and taking my lumps and just living in an apartment until we are ready for a SFH, but I don't want to make an extremely stupid decision. We would just go back to the same apartment we were in previously that we loved. We thought the condo was going to basically be the apartment we loved that we now owned and could live in for the next 5 years. It’s one of those things that I feel like the pros out way the cons if I try to peer into the future over the next period of our life.

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