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Do I need two years of employment to qualify for a mortgage loan?

Sanita Dubica
  • Atlanta, GA
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Hello, I’m very new here. I’d like to start house hacking and I know my first step is to find a lender. I have been employed in the service industry and have done freelance work the past two years. There are gaps of 3 months at a time that have been taken for traveling, as well as low income due to freelancing work for a few of the months. How big of a problem is this for a lender?? I currently only have a car payment and credit card that I’m making minimum payments on, I have another year until I start paying off my student loans. Any advice is super appreciated, thank you!

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