<prompt> Human: Our situation is pretty unique. We bought our condo here in Houston TX about a year ago, and havent built very much equity in it. We are 26 and 32 and we were first time home buyers. We were rushing to do things we wanted to do, maybe not making the best financial choices, because my husband had a heart attack due to a defect not long before that, and everything seemed urgent. We wanted to stop paying rent, and we loved our place, so we bought it from our landlady. Weve also had a dream for a while about moving back to New England, where I grew up, in order to be closer to my family and just get to a more relaxed, non-city lifestyle. This dream got way amplified for my husband after he had another heart attack this year. In general, his health is getting much better; the second one was caused by the stress of surgery, but was no less terrifying for us. We spoke with some realtors yesterday, and we would be losing about 10k on the house if it sold for a good price- we put down 28k and would Blayne get back 18k. That doesnt even include the renovations we put into it - floors, windows, and a few other changes, probably 7k. We cant deal with the stress and headache of renting. Ive started to get further along with job interviews in NE, so our options are:A. Sell it and take the loss. Use the return as a down payment, but downgrade on our next houseB. Invest the 18k return so we can use it as down payment later, just rent something in NE for a while. C. Live in it for a couple years, hope the market doesnt take a bad turn, and put the next part of our lives on hold. Any advice? Were stressed due to everything else, and just stumped. Do people sell houses at a loss, or would that be the dumbest choice ever?  <response>: You are stressed because you make hasty decisions that turn out poorlyBuying a house because your husband had a heart attack? Then he has another and you cant wait to move and buy another house?Hell have a third from the stress of moving and buying another house, are you relying on his income to pay for it?How about you stay put for a few years so he can relax and enjoy life? 