It's Monday, and this is the Ramsey Call of the Day, part of the Ramsey Network.

Andrew's with us in San Antonio, Texas. Hey, Andrew. What's up?

Hey, Dave, how are you? Better than I deserve, man. How can I help?

Awesome. I had a question. So, like you just said, living in San Antonio, I'm in the military right now.

We got about probably three years left, about, and I actually called, I've been in San Antonio. I'm in the military right now. We got about probably three years left about, and I actually called.

I spoke to Ken Coleman a couple weeks ago, and he encouraged me that this is probably,

should probably look at me in my last in Westminster because it just doesn't line up with my goals anymore.

So we're kind of looking at that transition, and we're plotting a move to the Nashville area,

actually, at the end of the single Smith.

You and the rest of America, okay?

So the house that we're living in now is very much a starter home.

We bought it only moved here for about 170.

And we're just wondering, like, at what point is it appropriate mathematically to move up in house?

Because the house we live in, like, we'd like to be in a nicer part of town eventually,

you know, a little bit bigger.

And so we're just trying to figure out, like, mathematically how to make that happen without,

like, starting over on the mortgage, you know.

Okay.

Well, you, number one, you wouldn't do this until you move to Nashville.

I mean, three years out, you ride that house for three years.

It doesn't make sense to buy and sell a house inside of three years.

Right.

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