<prompt> Human: Heres the deal. I just made an offer on a new house, but I have not sold my current house yet. Risky, I know. The sellers do not want to close until mid-June, so that gives me about 60 days to sell my house and close to use my 100K equity as a downpayment on the new house. Should be totally doable with the current real estate market in my area.If for some reason, I am not able to sell my house in time, I am going to need to come up with about 25-30K minimum to put down on the new house. Even in the worst imaginable scenario my house stays on the market for 90 days, I should be able to pay back the 25-30K downpayment after 1 month in the new house.Here is where my money is currently tied up:I have roughly 60K in Exxon-Mobil stockI have about 108K in an IRA accountI have 16K in my emergency savings accountI have 27K in a 401K accountAny ideas on how best to come up with the funds I would need for closing if my house doesnt sell in time?Assistant: Dump the stock regardless.Human: I appreciate the comment, but its not really helpful for my situation.  <response>: You have too much of your portfolio in a single stock. I would sell the Exxon-Mobil stock today and put 30k into an index fund and then hold the other 30k to see if you need it for your house situation.Once the house situation is clear, move the other 30k into the index fund as well. 