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New job in January, Buy in February?

Evan Phillips
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I'm currently a student and when I graduate in December I will already have a job and getting paid at the end of December on into January. I will be getting paid 6 figures. I am NOT going to sign another lease for rent having been in a rental for the last 10 years. I just want to know how likely the bank will be to give me a mortgage loan with the limited work experience. Credit 720. Minimal DTI. House desires in 240-270k range. Income 100k

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