It's not uncommon for sellers to regret it after selling their home. In fact, a study by the National Association of Realtors found that nearly a third of sellers regretted their decision to sell. Seller remorse occurs when a homeowner regrets the sale of their home. These feelings of regret can be caused by several causes.
Maybe they didn't want to sell their house, but they felt they needed it. Maybe they didn't need to sell it at all, and that's the problem. Seller's remorse is regret after selling your home. Your emotional attachment to your home, the stress of selling and moving, or the circumstances you sell can cause remorse for the seller.
You don't want to find yourself in a situation where you can't locate a home you want to buy in your price range, you can't get a loan to buy a home, or you regret giving up something unique that your home had that was irreplaceable. According to investment site NOLO, you should look at the local housing market to analyze if you can sell your old home before buying a new one (or vice versa).