<prompt> Human: A couple months ago at 28 years old, I moved out of my parents house. Im single and making around 100k a year, and had 50k saved up for a home purchase. I bought a new-construction condo for 250k borrowed 200k...And I think it was a mistake.I like the condo, its a good location, its all new appliances, etc. But I underestimated how I would feel about sharing a wall with a neighbor. I can hear the bass from their musictelevision watching through the shared wall. It doesnt bother me personally, but it has made me hyper-aware of everything I do on my side. Im constantly adjusting the volume on the TV, trying to talklaugh quietly with friends, walking softly, etc.I think buying a place with a shared wall was just a mistake for me. Im terrified of confrontation and infringing on other people, and so Im constantly obsessing over every noise I make. Im just not enjoying myself. I should have gotten a home where I could be to myself and not worry about bothering other people.Im not really sure what Im asking for here. Advice, I guess? I feel like Ive dug myself into a horrible financial hole by tying up so much money into something Im never going to enjoy. All I have in my head is trying to figure out how long I can stand to live here before selling the place and moving somewhere else. Im so disappointed.  <response>: Based on your post, it seems that would prefer being in an individual house, but do make sure thats the real cause for your unhappiness. Perhaps moving away from home or the burden of having taken out a loan could also be a cause and those wont change if you move out. Also please realize that you are not trapped in this condo. This is important. Understand that you can always move out, rent the place out, or sell it, even if you have to take a loss. Maybe some of the above will help you get comfortable in your new place or maybe a little time will help. If thats not the case, then do consider moving out or selling outright. A mortgage is not financial prison! 