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Travel RN - rate changes and Fanny Mac push back

Bridey Moyle
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Hey all, I'm in the process of purchasing my first deal and all has been going well until my hourly pay rate has changed... How can I account for my living tax free stipend into my income? When I initially applied for a conventional loan, my pay rates were through the roof due to covid. With the market changing, my hourly income has deceased significantly, to a rate that "is not lendable" according to my broker. But, my living tax-free stipend that I am paid weekly, has increased to balance out my income. How can I appropriately show that I am good for the funds if my hourly is so low?  I am in escrow on a property, that I am putting 15% down on. After a long 5 months of battling in the area - I am ready to secure my first deal, but now this!! HELP!! Thank you, any and all tips would be appreciated :)

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