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DTI Type Question

Playing around with ideas here. One of my 2018 goals is to get a new truck and open a Heloc. I am wondering if I were to get a part-time permenant job in addition to my full-time job I currently have if banks would consider that part-time job as additional income or if there are some type of factors to take into consideration.

 

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@Anonymous wrote:

Playing around with ideas here. One of my 2018 goals is to get a new truck and open a Heloc. I am wondering if I were to get a part-time permenant job in addition to my full-time job I currently have if banks would consider that part-time job as additional income or if there are some type of factors to take into consideration.

 

Cheers


Absolutely.

 

 

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I was worried they wouldn't if I didn't have the part-time job for more then a year or something. 

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As long as you have solid employment history you're good. As for the part-time job, make sure you have at least two months of pay stubs if POI is required. If you can prove the income you can use the income.
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I've worked for mortgage companies for 6.5 years now. The stipulation for secondary employment has always been that the borrower needs to have held a second job for at least 2 years, or 24 months, to count any type of secondary employment income into the DTI. I'm not sure what banks require, but just thought I'd give you some input coming from the mortgage side. Smiley Happy

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I know subprime banks will not allow secondary income to be counted for auto financing if the applicant has been there less than 6-12month's depending on the lender. However, in prime financing typically as long as you've been there a few month's they will allow you to count the income. As for a HELOC I am not sure so someone else will have to answer that.

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