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Sung Pyo
  • La Crescenta, CA
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Getting a raise hike and mortgage approval chance

Sung Pyo
  • La Crescenta, CA
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Hi, I'm about to get a huge raise and was wondering if it would be a good thing in getting a mortgage or not. My wife and I had AGI around 75k last year (2016) with mix of W2's and some 1099's. Last year, I had about 24K from W2 and I am about get a huge raise (around 200%) due to the promotion from years of work in the same company I was working for. My current affordability is around 250k (moderate) to 350k (aggressive). I want to buy a house priced between 400k to 500k. I can use 70k to 150k for down payment. Is getting a raise a good thing in getting a mortgage to buy house in the next 2-3 months or it'd be better to wait for the next year or so to build up a solid income history and then try get the mortgage later?

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