<human>: Can you give me a shortened version of the text?

Hello everyone! I've been lurking on here for a little while but this is my first post to this sub. I looked through the FAQs and didn't find exactly what I'm looking for. I have a few questions and I was hoping someone would be willing to help some young, newlyweds out! 

My husband and I live in a rental house that we really love. It's perfect for this time in our life and we plan on staying in this area 3-4 more years before moving back to our home town, having a family, etc. We pay $1219/month in rent. 

Day before yesterday we noticed a house in our neighborhood is up for sale. It is identical to our rental in floor plan but about 45-50 sq ft bigger. It has a yard that's about 3xs the size of ours and is already fenced (we have dogs so this is important). Plus it's on the cul de sac and backs up to the woods. Basically, it's our house on a bigger lot. The asking cost is within the budget that we were pre-approved for in May. Since then we've both gotten higher paying jobs. 

I guess my question is, without a significant down payment, is buying a home you like, in a neighborhood you like, in a town that you want to live in 3-4 more years, crazy? What are some good tips for first time home buyers who do not have a substantial down payment saved up?
<bot>: husband and I found a house we love and is in budget but we don't have a decent down payment. Should we pass?