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Income Verification requirements

Joshua Mckeller
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So I’ve done a little research and I have seen that in order to purchase a home and receive lending options, you must have 2 years of income verification or show that you were in school for the past two years. Is there any other options? My current situation is that I have been working at my current job making great money for the past 3 months and plan on making this a career, however it isn’t in my degree field( graduated in 2021) nor have I worked in this field the past two years. I have worked other jobs, such as retail, factories, and other unrelated gigs. I’m trying to purchase my first home and possibly rent or house hack but I am having issues with the income part. Credit is excellent(low 800s), income is good(85k a year), and debt is very low. 

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