<prompt> Human: My SO and I were recently married and are currently living in my one-bedroom apartment until the lease is up in March. Im in law school for the next three years in the city that we currently live in, but after that we are undecided if wed like to move out West for a little bit. My husband is finishing his graduate degree in December and has already gotten several call backs for a few jobs in town, each with a salary of 75,000. As a first year law student, I cant work, but plan on getting a job in a legal office next summer. We both have some student loans, but theyre not unmanageable and we have set aside a budget to pay them off every month. Besides groceries, gas, utilities, and about 1,000 on a credit card, we really have no other expenses. Both of our cars are already paid off as well, and we are both on our parents insurance until my husband gets a job, where we will be fully covered with medical and dental I made sure to check at all of the companies that had a call-back. Would it be wise for us to buy a house come March, or should we continue to rent since we may leave in three years? We definitely need more than a one-bedroom, but rental prices for 2 bedroom housesapartments go for 1,500 a month not including utilities. To me, that just seems like throwing money away. But buying a house also seems risky because theres the potential that our home wouldnt sell when we wanted to leave, and property taxes are crazy in my state so if you pay like 800 on your mortgage every month, you may have to pay 500month extra on property taxes alone depending on which neighborhood you live in. Should we bite the bullet and buy a house? What would be considered a reasonably priced house for an income of 75,000 before Im able to start working? This is in Mississippi.  <response>: Im in law schoolMy husband is finishing his graduate degree Rent 