<human>: Can you condense the text into three sentences or less?

Hi everyone,

I'm looking to buy a home in Seattle as rental investment, with the intent of moving into the home itself in about 2-5 years. I've lived in Seattle for 7+ years, but currently live in SF/Bay. I'm single with no dependents. Here's the numbers:

* I'm looking at properties (ideally 2+ BR) up to $550k in Seattle, with 20% down payment. We're looking at ~$2k/mo for mortgage on a 30 year fixed. After all recurring (homeowners insurance, tax, HOA if any), we're looking at **~$2.5k/month**.
* I currently have ~$160k in liquid assets. Maximum down payment I put down would be **$110k**.
* Closing costs ~2% of sale price = **$11k**

* Take home pay (after all deductions): **$5.9k/month**
* Rent and associated expenses in SF: **$2.1k/month**
* Other predicted monthly expenses (food, transportation, leisure entertainment): **$1.1k/month**

Combining everything, looks like I'd be left with:

* 160k - 110k - 11k = **$39k minimum in liquid assets**
* 5.9k - 2.1k - 1k - 2.5k = **$200/month after all expenses**, assuming worst case that I can't rent out my unit XD

Should I lower my range? **Is making this transaction a good idea anyway** (even though I eventually plan on moving in)? And of course, please point out any costs I may have missed.

Thanks for your time guys!
<bot>: $550k house in Seattle at 20% down as secondary home, I'd have $39k after the transaction and $200/month surplus. I currently live in SF/bay.