<prompt> Human: So I will start off with our info:We are both 24 and have steady jobs, currently we have a combined income of 121k which over the next 6-8 years will increase to over 180k.Debt: Mortgage: 183k home value of 215k, interest of 3.75 Cars: 24k interest rates are 1.5, and 2.64 Student loans: 9k 5-6 interest rates, this number started at 35kSavings: 401ks: 35k IRAs: 12k Emergency fund: 7kSo as you can see in our 2 years working we have done pretty solid. Right now we are at a savings rate of over 50 when including the 401ks IRA paying down student loans.We are thinking of paying off the student loans EXTREMELY aggressively first by only contributing to the match on our 401ks instead of what we are doing currently. I am maxing my 401k currently.Then once our student loans are gone we want to make huge over payments on our mortgage to build up equity. We want to get our mortgage loan down all the way to 130k.Once this has happened 2-3 years from now we want to buy a condo in the city for around 300k. At that time we would go back to maxing 401ks and IRAs while hopefully making normal payments on a 3.75 interest rate loan. I would also sell my car at this point and we would share one which would be easy because I travel for work by plane. What do you guys think?  <response>: Plan seems sound enough, but you might want to spend a little time renting in the city before you plunge into a condo purchase. Unless you have lived in the city in a similar situation, you might find a lot of details about the situation that dont live up to your expectations. In a rental, you can leave with no strings attached after you satisfy your lease, but if you bought and want to change your mind the difficulty and expense are much greater. 