If you work for a business owned by a family member, home finance lenders may require more information from you to prove that you do not have ownership of the business. Additionally, they may require a longer history of employment to demonstrate that you are receiving income consistently from the business. If you work for a family member, let’s talk, and I will answer any questions you have about buying a home.
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If you work for a business owned by a family member, home finance lenders may require more information from you to prove that you do not have ownership of the business. Additionally, they may require a longer history of employment to demonstrate that you are receiving income consistently from the business. If you work for a family member, let’s talk, and I will answer any questions you have about buying a home.

ByBrandon Butler

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Did you know that the seller of a property can pay for the VA Funding Fee on your home loan? This is a fee charged by the VA and is usually financed into the loan. However, a seller is permitted to provide a “seller concession” to pay this fee and more to help you own your own home. If you are a Veteran, let’s talk about your VA benefits and buying a home. It is probably more achievable than you realize!
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Did you know that the seller of a property can pay for the VA Funding Fee on your home loan? This is a fee charged by the VA and is usually financed into the loan. However, a seller is permitted to provide a “seller concession” to pay this fee and more to help you own your own home. If you are a Veteran, let’s talk about your VA benefits and buying a home. It is probably more achievable than you realize!

ByBrandon Butler

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Restricted Stock Units or Restricted Stock as Income – What You Need to Know When Buying a Home! Lenders will first look at how the income has been distributed to you, followed by the likelihood that the income will continue. How the income is calculated to qualify for the loan depends on whether the income is received in the form of shares or cash and the length of time you have received compensation. If this type of income is part of your compensation, let’s talk, and I’ll answer your questions about using this income to buy a home.
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Restricted Stock Units or Restricted Stock as Income – What You Need to Know When Buying a Home! Lenders will first look at how the income has been distributed to you, followed by the likelihood that the income will continue. How the income is calculated to qualify for the loan depends on whether the income is received in the form of shares or cash and the length of time you have received compensation. If this type of income is part of your compensation, let’s talk, and I’ll answer your questions about using this income to buy a home.

ByBrandon Butler

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If you work for a family-owned business, there are some changes to the guidelines that you need to know! Conventional loans will no longer allow future employment contracts or salary increases from a family-owned business that are effective after the closing date to qualify for the loan. However, future employment or salary increases for non-family-owned companies are still permitted. If you work for a family-owned business, let’s talk, and I’m happy to answer your questions.
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If you work for a family-owned business, there are some changes to the guidelines that you need to know! Conventional loans will no longer allow future employment contracts or salary increases from a family-owned business that are effective after the closing date to qualify for the loan. However, future employment or salary increases for non-family-owned companies are still permitted. If you work for a family-owned business, let’s talk, and I’m happy to answer your questions.

ByBrandon Butler

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