Home Mortgage - Job Offer Letter?
Quick question, do you get a letter or anything stating that "you're officially hired with expected pay of ____". We got the CJO earlier this week, completed drug test and background check just waiting on indoc date. Trying to buy a house and mortgage company wants an official letter with that information, tried giving them the CJO letter and they weren't happy with that. From talking to other guys that have gone through recently they don't remember anything to that effect. Has anyone else had to deal with this?
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I’d be surprised if any company would write based on a CJO.
Classes could get delayed, stuff could change. A CJO wouldn’t seem to be equivalent to income verification. Maybe they do have a process for something like that used for commission only sales folks, but even with those guys I would think they would want to see a pretty long income history. We got a job offer letter, but there was no statement of expected income. I’d rent for a while. |
Originally Posted by CowboyPilot79
(Post 2661105)
Quick question, do you get a letter or anything stating that "you're officially hired with expected pay of ____". We got the CJO earlier this week, completed drug test and background check just waiting on indoc date. Trying to buy a house and mortgage company wants an official letter with that information, tried giving them the CJO letter and they weren't happy with that. From talking to other guys that have gone through recently they don't remember anything to that effect. Has anyone else had to deal with this?
To answer your question, your CJO won't do. If you find a (shady) place that takes your CJO it will get shot down by the underwriters. Lots of places got burned in 2008. Rent if you have to. |
Pretty sure you’ll have to use your income from your current job. They aren’t going to look at potential future income.
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Call Dave Devine at NBKC (Kansas City KS), or Marty Medve at Trident Home Loans (Gulf Breeze FL).. They both understand airline pilot income and can help navigate they loan process.
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Originally Posted by RhinoBallAuto
(Post 2661153)
Call Dave Devine at NBKC (Kansas City KS), or Marty Medve at Trident Home Loans (Gulf Breeze FL).. They both understand airline pilot income and can help navigate they loan process.
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Originally Posted by OVBIII
(Post 2661179)
I also used NBKC, Bernie Kalmus. I did all that paperwork in mid Jan this year. NBKC was pretty damned good.
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Isn't a CJO a conditional offer? How can you do income verification on something that is conditional?
Remember, the underwriters may not distinguish between a CJO from American (pretty dang likely you'll be getting a class date given their level of retirements and overall size) and a much smaller airline (who knows what can happen if economy bumps etc). Keep us posted if you successfully get underwritten with just a CJO with a conforming or jumbo. |
Originally Posted by dynap09
(Post 2661341)
Isn't a CJO a conditional offer? How can you do income verification on something that is conditional?
Remember, the underwriters may not distinguish between a CJO from American (pretty dang likely you'll be getting a class date given their level of retirements and overall size) and a much smaller airline (who knows what can happen if economy bumps etc). Keep us posted if you successfully get underwritten with just a CJO with a conforming or jumbo. |
Originally Posted by CowboyPilot79
(Post 2661368)
Will do. I didn't really expect them to take the CJO but I figured if I could show them a start date that would make them happy. We could pay cash for it so that may be what ends up happening at this rate. I just didn't want to have that much cash tied up right now.
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