What kind of "income" is the right kind for mortgage lenders?

Posted by admin on July 29th, 2010 and filed under mortgage lenders | 1 Comment »

When it comes to calculating my income for purposes of qualifying for a mortgage loan:

Q1) What sort of job do I need 2 years history in and what sort of job don’t i need 2 years history in?
Q2) What sort of investments DO count toward my income?
Q3) What about self employed? If i ran my own business does it also need a 2 year track record?

1) You need a permanent income which involves a paycheck which could be verified from your employer or bank.
2) Pension Funds, investments in bonds, stocks, cash in bank, real estate all count towards potential income or net worth.
3) You need a 2 year track record even if you are self-employed.

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  1. Mr. X Says:

    1) You need a permanent income which involves a paycheck which could be verified from your employer or bank.
    2) Pension Funds, investments in bonds, stocks, cash in bank, real estate all count towards potential income or net worth.
    3) You need a 2 year track record even if you are self-employed.
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