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Eli M.
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Final Mortgage Approval before closing

Eli M.
  • Investor
  • Brooklyn, NY
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Dear BP community,

I have a question here, once I get pre-approved for a conventional mortgage, will they check my employment status right before the closing ? And if they will, what are the possible ways they could do it?

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Peter K.
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Peter K.
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For the most part, they will look up contact info online and not just use a number you provide, but it depends on the employer.  Many larger employers use a service called The Work Number which is consistently updated and provides an automated response confirming employment status. 

Have to ask--are you trying to get around something?  Best approach is to find a really good loan officer and establish a relationship with them.  You can then ask them about the scenario you are concerned about to see what will or will not work.

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