Them having two jobs does not come into play when getting a mortgage. They may beable to qualify for more but that’s it. Lots of couples get mortgages on one income. All the bank cares about is what that income is. She probably did have to provide a little more do documentation with a YouTube income.tea_spiller wrote:I should probably rephrase. What i meant was it’s “easy” for her to get a loan because as a couple the risk and probability that both parties default is lower. Both work so 2 incomes and since mister firefighter has a steadier and more traditional job so “at least” his job is a bettee guarantee. I’m aware of a bunch of crap financial institutions take into account however they can play on something important: interests. I’m no pro in the loan department cause I don’t like it and find it boring but I do work in the financial system and the stuff i see sometimes baffles me to no end.tea_spiller wrote:olemama wrote: I don't think she is struggling at all. She and Frank qualified for a mortgage for a house worth (total guess) between 250,000 and 280,000. So maybe she wound up not liking the shoes for some reason and is selling them.uhhh no it’s not easy. They look at income, credit score, debt to ratio, etc.zipadeedodah wrote: Getting a loan isn't that difficult: as long as you have an income
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