Just went unconditional on a $735k townhouse—how do I stop buyer’s remorse?

[BezoLeafRetro]

How do you deal with buyer's remorse? We just went unconditional on our home purchase: $735k, middle-ring townhouse, 3 bed, 1.5 bath, in a south-east Brisbane suburb.

 

[Uniquportaci94]

Buyers remorse is much better than renters remorse

 

[EpicGecko47]

If it's an unconditional contract, there's no point in feeling buyer's remorse. Look forward and accept that you've already signed it

 

[VelocidadVandal]

You deal with it in ten years when you see its new valuation.

 

[ghostlyjlemien]

I mean, I bought a 4bdr 1 bath 3 yrs ago for 600k. Rotting patio, carport, dilapidated shed. Had to put in easily, I’d say, 160k tbh. For new patio, roof, carport, shed. Fix plumbing + some electrical. Do up 3 bdr, reno the laundry from one of those tiny sink & chipboard things that’s literally crumbling. Holes in walls & doors. Had to rip up pavers & build a deck. And I’m a solid 50min drive from the city . Jut work at it bit by bit. I’ve cursed the previous owners so many times .

 

[RedditGhostAce]

You don't pay too much. You just pay too soon.
It will all work out. At least you have skin in the game.

 

[niverbmacky24]

Roof over your head, place to sleep, no land lord = priceless.