<prompt> Human: My SO and I are getting married soon and want to buy a house soon after. Not looking for anything too fancy, but we do want a little more room to grow than we have in our current place, a little yard for our dog, and a more convenient location to our jobs. With interest rates being so low and being in a stable financial position I think, we figure now is a good time to get in the market and start building equity. We are going to be staying in this house for at least 5 years, probably more like 10. From everything Ive read, it seems like were ready but were still a little nervous! You guys are the experts, so are we ready?The numbers:Combined income: 127,000year 8,000 bonus401k: 32,000 currently contributing 5 for full employer matchRoth IRA 1: 6,500 contributing monthly to max out for 2017Roth IRA 2: 17,000 also maxing out for 2017So currently we are contributing 15 toward retirement if you include the employer match, but we would like to try to max out the 401k after we buy and no longer have to be pouring money into cash savings. There is also a pension but we dont really factor that in.Cash savings: 42,000 currently saving 1,500moCar loan 1: 6,000 remaining, 2 interest. 160mo payment.Car loan 2: 10,000 remaining, 2 interest. 240mo payment.No other debt.Our take-home is about 7000mo, and our expenses including rent add up to around 4000mo. Currently spend 1450mo on rent. We would like to spend no more than 225,000 on the house. We are thinking we would rather do a 30-year mortgage and focus on investing, but still considering a 15-year instead.What do you think? Wed like to be able to buy in the next few months, as our lease is up in June.  <response>: Yes! Do it! You are financially ready! 