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Cleo Pappas, Esq Realtor
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You should speak to your bank, credit union or a qualified mortgage broker to best answer your question. Lenders will look at all your paperwork (W2s, tax returns, assets, etc,) but they most want to know the likelihood of FUTURE ability to pay and compare your debts and liabilities to cashflow. Good luck. Cleo Pappas at CallCleo.com
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