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So tell your mortgage lender everything upfront, and keep them informed of any changes in income, job titles, or dates of employment. If you have a new job, you'll want to provide an offer letter, a letter that confirms any changes in job titles, your most recent pay stub, and a verification of employment (VOE) letter.
Some lenders will even provide loans for new employees as long as their start date is within 90 days. If your offer letter shows that your salary will increase, you could even qualify for a larger loan amount and better terms than you would have been eligible for at an old job.
Mortgage lenders like to see a 2-year history in your current job position. However, it's possible to be given the green light without that 2-year history if you're transferring into a new role. We recommend you discuss your job situation with your lender before starting your loan application.
If you're in-between jobs, you might still get approved for a mortgage. Lenders can approve home loans based on an offer letter for people between jobs or starting at a new company when they move. Having at least one payslip helps, too. You don't need two years of conventional employment to get a mortgage.