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Rob Robertson
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Can I still qualify for a mortgage?

Rob Robertson
  • North Ridgeville, OH
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I have a question regarding qualifying for a mortgage. I finally got my FICO scores high enough to qualify for a mortgage (fico is 645ish across the boards) but here is my dilemma... In August I left an employer of three years for my current employer. Same type of work field (laborer). With my new employer, I may be getting laid off for 4-6 wks during the winter as it is a semi weather permitting union job. My previous job was not seasonal at all but same pay. I guess my question is what obstacles do I face if I apply for a mortgage with this job and income scenario? How will they determine my eligible loan amount? Should I apply now and possibly be laid off during closing, or wait until i get back to work for a couple months in the Spring/summer? I'm interested in getting an Fha for a personal home or a sub 50k loan for an investment property. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated!!

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