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Updated almost 10 years ago, 02/17/2015

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Ben Sinkunas
  • Orlando, FL
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FHA mortgage

Ben Sinkunas
  • Orlando, FL
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Is there a rule that says you can't use your income to qualify for a mortgage if you don't have a two years of continuous history of working at the same employer?  We have talked to three different lenders that say we can't use my wife's income to qualify because she has less than two years at the same employer.  We make good money and have cash for a down payment.

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