It's likely that changing jobs may affect your loan approval.
From your mortgage lender’s perspective, your employment history and income are most crucial to your ability to make your payments.
That being said, the details of your situation matter. Every scenario is different and deserves to be discussed to uncover and guide you through your options.
But before accepting a new job — or if you’ve recently changed positions — you should consider the ways it may impact your home loan process.
Visit LaCanteraLoans.com to get your options.
Visit https://www.millennialmarkettalk.com Subscribe to Apple Podcast, Spotify, iheart, Facebook, to listen on the go Daily.
This is your Millennial Mortgage Update with Mark Jones, Producing, Branch Manager, of Directions Home Loan at La Cantera in San Antonio TX. Tune in to get your Daily Mortgage & Real Estate Update in Minutes from a Millennials Perspective. This is for Consumers and industry Professionals to stay current with what's going on in our world.
BONUS:
Here are a Few Reason why someone would be denied for a mortgage.
8 Reasons Why Mortgage Loans Are Denied In Underwriting
1. Your Credit Score Is Too Low
2. Your Debt-To-Income Ratio (DTI) Is Too High
3. The Loan-To-Value Ratio (LTV) Is Too High
4. Your Employment Status Recently Changed
5. You Have Unusual Bank Account Activity
6. There Are Problems With The Property
7. You Have A History Of Missed Mortgage Payments
8. The Appraisal Is Too Low
Host :
Mark Jones
Founder of https://reviewmymortgage.com/
Branch Manager Directions Home Loan La Cantera
Top Producing Loan Officer
NMLS# 513437
Get in Touch with Mark.
https://lacanteraloans.com/loan-offic...
Listen to Weekly Industry Topic Discussions on all podcast platforms by visiting this link https://www.keyfactorspodcast.com/
Educational Podcast for Consumers, Mortgage & Real Estate Industry Professionals. We'll Talk About It All! Key Factors podcast, powered by https://ReviewMyMortgage.com .
Host : Mark A Jones Founder of ReviewMyMortgage.comProducing Branch MangerSr. Loan Officer. NMLS ID# 513437NMLS Consumer Access:
It's likely that changing jobs may affect your loan approval.
From your mortgage lender’s perspective, your employment history and income are most crucial to your ability to make your payments.
That being said, the details of your situation matter. Every scenario is different and deserves to be discussed to uncover and guide you through your options.
But before accepting a new job — or if you’ve recently changed positions — you should consider the ways it may impact your home loan process.
Visit LaCanteraLoans.com to get your options.
Visit https://www.millennialmarkettalk.com Subscribe to Apple Podcast, Spotify, iheart, Facebook, to listen on the go Daily.
This is your Millennial Mortgage Update with Mark Jones, Producing, Branch Manager, of Directions Home Loan at La Cantera in San Antonio TX. Tune in to get your Daily Mortgage & Real Estate Update in Minutes from a Millennials Perspective. This is for Consumers and industry Professionals to stay current with what's going on in our world.
BONUS:
Here are a Few Reason why someone would be denied for a mortgage.
8 Reasons Why Mortgage Loans Are Denied In Underwriting
1. Your Credit Score Is Too Low
2. Your Debt-To-Income Ratio (DTI) Is Too High
3. The Loan-To-Value Ratio (LTV) Is Too High
4. Your Employment Status Recently Changed
5. You Have Unusual Bank Account Activity
6. There Are Problems With The Property
7. You Have A History Of Missed Mortgage Payments
8. The Appraisal Is Too Low
Host :
Mark Jones
Founder of https://reviewmymortgage.com/
Branch Manager Directions Home Loan La Cantera
Top Producing Loan Officer
NMLS# 513437
Get in Touch with Mark.
https://lacanteraloans.com/loan-offic...
Listen to Weekly Industry Topic Discussions on all podcast platforms by visiting this link https://www.keyfactorspodcast.com/
Educational Podcast for Consumers, Mortgage & Real Estate Industry Professionals. We'll Talk About It All! Key Factors podcast, powered by https://ReviewMyMortgage.com .
Host : Mark A Jones Founder of ReviewMyMortgage.comProducing Branch MangerSr. Loan Officer. NMLS ID# 513437NMLS Consumer Access: