Will a lender recognise my recent additional part-time work in mortgage application?

BONJOURNO

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Hi all,

I have a query (well two) about mortgage approval as second time buyer.

I'm hoping to box clever to obtain the largest mortgage affordable. My background: work as a medical doctor, with predominantly paye income but also some pself-employed income also for past 6 months.

I know that for self-employed income, banks typically look for 2 years audited accounts before considering it for mortgage purposes- I'm wondering would a mixed income application, where the lions share is PAYE, would be treated in the same way? Or, fingers crossed, would they be willing to consider my self employed income after 6 months?

My other strategy is to consider taking on a second job to demonstrate more PAYE income- my question would be, do banks accept three months of payslips for second jobs, or, as I have read elsewhere, do they bump the requirement up to 6 months payslips?

Thanks for reading, any insights much appreciated!
 
For a complex case like this, I would always recommend a mortgage broker.

Does the IMO or whatever body you are attached to have a deal with a lender or a broker?

I have an idea that Liam Ferguson of ferga.com has some specialism the area of mortgages for the medical profession.

Brendan
 
For a complex case like this, I would always recommend a mortgage broker.

Does the IMO or whatever body you are attached to have a deal with a lender or a broker?

I have an idea that Liam Ferguson of ferga.com has some specialism the area of mortgages for the medical profession.

Brendan
They do indeed, and I will also look into the advisor named above, many thanks.
 
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