<prompt> Human: Would you take a 30k dollar loss on a house sale because youre not happy where living and you make 250k a year gross and the median income in the neighborhood is 60k and we stick out like a sore thumb? Theres a lower end rental next door with people coming and going almost every year. Currently good tenants for 18months moving forwardIf we stay, house will be paid off in 5 years and we may see appreciation at that time or at least break even.Loss would be caused by too much current supply. The reason for the loss is we bought in a new and upcoming area and theres too much supply. Theyre also building the house I have bigger and cheaper. Thank you for your input.Also of I stay I can be mortgage free OR have 300k down to put on my dream home...wwyd- Bought house in 2013 for 297,500Put 20k into it. Heat pumps, bigger deck and privacy fence, would also incur 10k in realtor fees.-Current exact homes without those upgrades new going for 299,900 in same area.  <response>: Why dont you just rent it out for a couple years until it appreciates? With your income it shouldnt be an issue to finance a sub 300k home in a different neighborhood. Or you could just rent yourself until you break even on your home. 