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FTB w/second job zero hours...
od017
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Hi,
Just hoping for a little bit of advice. I am a first time buyer with a deposit of £40,000. Main income is £33,000 [permanent] but have an additional p/t job on a zero hours contract paying approx. £15,000. I have had this particular contract since July 2013, although I've had continuous service with this employer since January 2009.
Mortgage advisor has said that the extra £15,000 can be considered in full when applying [have DIP], but I'm wondering if anyone has experience of a similar situation who could put my mind at ease. I'm aware of how massively significant the extra £15,000 is in terms of what sort of house I can afford, so trying to manage expectations... I'm buying alone.
Many thanks in advance.
Just hoping for a little bit of advice. I am a first time buyer with a deposit of £40,000. Main income is £33,000 [permanent] but have an additional p/t job on a zero hours contract paying approx. £15,000. I have had this particular contract since July 2013, although I've had continuous service with this employer since January 2009.
Mortgage advisor has said that the extra £15,000 can be considered in full when applying [have DIP], but I'm wondering if anyone has experience of a similar situation who could put my mind at ease. I'm aware of how massively significant the extra £15,000 is in terms of what sort of house I can afford, so trying to manage expectations... I'm buying alone.
Many thanks in advance.
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Standard response for this board: "Depends on the lender; a good independent broker would match you up with a lender who would take this income into account if you need it to meet affordability"0
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Some lenders will take such income into account if there is a longer-term record of receipt of the income, perhaps a year or two.
Therefore, your advisor appears correct, assuming they have the correct lender(s) in mind, of course.I am a mortgage broker. You should note that this site doesn't check my status as a Mortgage Adviser, so you need to take my word for it. This signature is here as I follow MSE's Mortgage Adviser Code of Conduct. Any posts on here are for information and discussion purposes only and shouldn't be seen as financial advice. Please do not send PMs asking for one-to-one-advice, or representation.0 -
Thanks for the responses0
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