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Old 05-17-2003, 06:20 PM  
AllisonWonderland
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You will need more than a decent credit score to get a mortgage. If you can't provide proof of sufficient self-employment income to satisfy your lender's requirements, you can check into a "no documentation" loan. The rates are higher, but much less proof of income is needed. Also, if you changed jobs often, lenders like to see that you stayed in the same line of business.
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