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David Sumner
  • Orange, VA
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Subsitute Teaching

David Sumner
  • Orange, VA
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My wife is currently a long term substitute teacher.  She works 37-39 hrs a week.   I was wondering if anyone had experience with this situation with regards to how banks view it in terms of employment requirements for getting a loan? She has a "contract" till the end of the school year but then there is summer vacation. Does the two months break matter? Even she resume's in the fall?

Thanks for your time

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