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Aren’t you concerned that your legal status in the US is at the mercy of your employer, when taking on such a large debt obligation?
And double wow - congratulations on achieving such a high TC of 215k, even as a fresh college grad (which I assume since you are still on F1 OPT). Many of us don’t reach such high TC even after 15-20 years of work!
Since we're at a stage to start looking at investing, and are really happy with our employers, this thought of home buying crossed our minds. Still trying to get an understanding of the market, and might need to use both our incomes just to be able to afford a decent home in our city. The housing market is crazy in Seattle 😅