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Extreme Buyer’s Remorse

I bought a house recently and haven’t even made my first payment yet.. as excited I was to buy the house it made a complete 180. I am 24 years old and a veteran so I used my VA home loan to purchase a house. My house is 4 bedrooms & 3 bathrooms and I bought it because it was well within my pre approved range. I love everything about the house but my biggest mistake was rushing in to it. I have come into a realization that it has been a big mistake. Every day I’m depressed. The car ride to work and from work almost equates to 2 hours. I used to love going to the gym but gyms are now 20+ min commute and it’s just a big inconvenience to my day and my girlfriend’s as much as I love the idea of being a homeowner I don’t think I can live here anymore and it’s driving me insane, anyone have tips on what I should do? Should I have a realtor list it now and expect to have it sold within 2-4 months ? What kind of expenses will I have ? I’m so lost and I am definitely not afraid to admit that I’ve made a foolish decision. The house was 340k and I put 0 down payment, how can I go about selling the house ? Even if I take a loss. I don’t think staying in the house is an option for me because I’m truly unhappy.

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