<prompt> Human: This may be a bit long winded!I just graduated school and my fiance is still in school. His credit isnt great, and mine is alright though now I have student loan payments to pay off though I was planning on deferring until I get a raise. I have a pretty good job in the veterinary field but we dont make a tremendous amount of money, probably a little less than 4000 a month between the two of us after taxes and his medical insurance. We are currently living with his parents but are planning on moving out soon and we dont really know what to do. My father is telling me that we should just invest in a house, as a mortgage payment would be considerably less than rent for a house. We arent planning on living where we are forever and would like to move out of state within two years after he graduates school. We have at least one other person who is able to move in with us, but they arent horribly well-off. My father thinks that we would be able to sell the house without much of a problem, but I am worried about being committed in such a manner, which is why we were thinking about renting a house to begin with. We have two medium sized dogs, which is making renting not the easiest task that and the cheapest places that we can find close to my work are starting at 1300 a month which isnt including utilities, etc. and our dogs are why wed like a house in general. Were mid-twenties and have never had to deal with this kind of thing. What is our best option? Would we realistically be able to sell a house that we buy within such a short amount of time?  <response>: Just rent. 2 years is too short to recoup closing costs and agents fees, let alone repairs, maintenance and possible depreciation. 