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Old 12-02-2019 | 04:37 PM
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Originally Posted by rickair7777
I bought a house shortly after upgrade. The lender did not understand pilot pay at all, so I had to make my case like so....

Showed him several years of tax returns, and old paystubs with hourly rates.

Made the case that I could demonstrate a linear relationship between my old hourly rate and my old tax returns. Then applied the ratio between new and old hourly rates to old gross income to obtain a reasonable projected future gross income.

I would not mention reserve, guarantee, or per diem unless they ask. Also would not get into the affects of seniority. Longevity is fair game since that's guaranteed annual raises.
Cool, thanks. Sounds like a pain to explain all that. Hopefully I'll find a lender that wont give me too much of a hard time.

I'm tired of apartments...
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