Yes — overtime can count toward conventional qualifying income when it is stable and documented. See history and averaging rules with The 2 Mortgage Guys.
Yes — overtime can count toward conventional qualifying income when it is stable and documented. See history and averaging rules with The 2 Mortgage Guys.
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Yes — when it is likely to continue. Conventional underwriters typically want a history of overtime (often about two years) and evidence it is stable, not a one-time spike. Documented consistently, overtime can meaningfully boost buying power.
Lenders average historical overtime rather than assuming your best month continues forever.
These red flags make underwriters cautious.
Have these ready before pre-approval.
We calculate both conservative and full averages so you know your real buying power.
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