<prompt> Human: Some background: Im 28 years old and have been steadily employed for the past 6 years. Ive been focused on saving and investing since college. Prior to buying the house had 50k in personal investments, 70k in 401k, 25k in Roth IRA, and 20k in checking savings.I make roughly 80k a year before taxes my first job started at 52k and have been living in large shared houses since college in an effort to save as much money as possible avg rent around 600 for the past 6 years.Since I anticipate living in my current city for the foreseeable future, so I decided to buy a house. The neighborhood I bought in is an extremely hot up and coming area. I found a house that I loved and made an offer at asking price before it even hit the market, since I witnessed a number of bidding wars take place on homes while I was looking. I put down 15 on a 250k house. With closing costs and furnishing the place, Ive basically spent all of the money I had in investments 50k.Now, a few months in, Im completely overwhelmed. For multiple reasons: 1. I think I paid too much for the house by about 10k. I wish I had waited for the house to go to market. Throughout the closing process I was intimidated and there were times that I kept my mouth shut even though I knew something felt wrong.2. I chose an incredibly noisy street to live on - This is preventing me from sleeping and only amplifying my stress.3. The monthly mortgage payment is higher than I anticipated this is due to an error my mortgage broker made when calculating an example cost summary sheet for me. I was expecting 1200, but will be closer to 1600 per month.I think most of my anxiety stems from the sudden change in my finances down-payment, furnishing costs, and mortgage payment being nearly triple my standard monthly rent, along with the burden of responsibility of actually owning a house. The noise issue has only made things worse.Long story short - After saving up money for the past 6 years, I spent a large chunk of it on a house that I regret buying. I think the house will sell fairly quickly if I put it on the market, however I dont think it will sell for the amount I paid - Considering a lower sales price, factor in realtor fees and other closing costs, if I were to sell now I would be looking at a loss of 30k.Im fairly lost, and anxious about all of this. I know another option would be to try to rent out a bedroom to help offset the mortgage cost, but since Im annoyed by the noise, I keep arguing in my head that no one would want to live here.Help or advice?  <response>: Dont worry. You are just suffering from buyers remorse.You will get used to the noise.Enjoy the house.Hope it appreciates.Dont sell for at least 5 years.Good luck. 