Time off work before completion?

graeme120

Hi i am desperately worried about the amount of time i have taken off from work over the next two months and am worried that this will cause my mortgage offer to be wihdrawn. In August i had a month off sick with depression and stress,when i returned to work i was on reduced hours for 2 weeks.
Since then i am now back doing full time hours from this monday, but i have also taken around 5 days of unpaid leave as my employer is currently doing a casual leave scheme were you can take half days off on any day you wish. Can anyone tell me will all of this time off effect me completing on my house sale? And do lenders do any employment checks to do with hours of work or income?

Thanks

Dan-Dan

graeme120 wrote: »

Hi i am desperately worried about the amount of time i have taken off from work over the next two months and am worried that this will cause my mortgage offer to be wihdrawn. In August i had a month off sick with depression and stress,when i returned to work i was on reduced hours for 2 weeks.
Since then i am now back doing full time hours from this monday, but i have also taken around 5 days of unpaid leave as my employer is currently doing a casual leave scheme were you can take half days off on any day you wish. Can anyone tell me will all of this time off effect me completing on my house sale? And do lenders do any employment checks to do with hours of work or income?

Thanks

Are you hoping that if you start a thread asking more or less the same thing , for the 4th time , the answers might suit you better ?

graeme120

Dan-Dan wrote: »

Are you hoping that if you start a thread asking more or less the same thing , for the 4th time , the answers might suit you better ?

Thanks that was very helpfull :T

Dan-Dan

Thing is , reading your other threads , as i did at the time , people who know , have ALREADY been helpful , and thats people that are in the industry , what is it they told you then makes you think the answers will be different this time?

Any mortgage offer can pulled at any time up to completion , though it`s unlikely

kingstreet

Have you actually resigned as you intimated you were considering earlier?

You are showing too much concern over your earlier absence, for that to be the real issue.

graeme120

kingstreet wrote: »

Have you actually resigned as you intimated you were considering earlier?

You are showing too much concern over your earlier absence, for that to be the real issue.

no i haven't resigned im just really anxious about anything going wrong before next friday, because ive been to hell and back trying to sell my flat in order to move

kingstreet

There should be no further checks on your employment once your mortgage offer has been issued.