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Loan Qualifications & Employment History Rules
I have read that if you work two full time jobs, if you work atleast 2 years and have maintained that position for 2 full time, then your income is the total you make combined. But the rules say, lenders will only consider you if you have two Income returns to show for it, or two years straight, assuming your DTI is low and you have outstanding credit. Does anyone know or think it’s possible to find a lender that can assemble a FHA loan without quite having the two full years of maintaining two full time jobs? Thank you.
Arthur Voskanyan