Refinancing Home Mortgage
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14 Sep 2010I try to buy a duplex. I have already previously approved for the amount needed to purchase. But now my lender told me that my award letter from social security is not good enough and I need to write the Social Security say to me a letter that my permanent disability, and probably more than is in the last three years.
My mortgage broker told me the truth. I received that payment for 6 years and just went through a revision of my compensation for a further three years. I am 100% totally disabled from definitions of social security and my payments will be continued and completed.
I pointed out to the broker that someone with a job could be fired tomorrow. I have and I will continue to collect money for years. If this is not my income more stable?
What should I do?
Why do you complain?
If you have recently been awarded a further three years income limit for SSI, you just received a letter (unless you have proof they have already written) that you wish to receive your benefits for the next three years.
It appears that you worked up a little more you can found correct.
Yes, your broker probably the truth is to say. It is much harder to get a mortgage these days after the debacle! Lenders want to know you are good for him!
This is about mortgage information questions.
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