I am moving to another city, changing jobs, but still in same field, how will this effect getting a home loan?
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That has nothing to do with moving or a new job and everything to do with your credit score, check it out, you want to be above 700, the higher your score, the easier it will be for.you. You are entitled to one free per year, If it's not good, you need to work on getting that cleaned up, before you think about buying a home. Good luck.
301400
No, in the US an employor can even reduce your current salary anytime they want to ( unless you have a written contract or union agreement)\n\nIf you are changing jobs with the same boss, most likely they will hold your pay unoless the transfer is to a lower position.\n\nIf you are changng companies, then you go to what ever the going wage is.
117967
If you have moved more than I like 50 miles away you can, you have to submit a bank statement or utilty bill showing your new address, if not, the best you can do is go in, say you wanna quit and pay the year off.  I know, its a load of nonsense they dont tell you when you sign up. Try bringing in homeless with your free passes, maybe they will let u quit.
507477
Honestly, I would stay put if your current job does offer health benefits. The extra pay doesn't seem to justify the move, in my opinion. The additional commute will also cost you in money and time. Both of these jobs sounds about the same in terms of prestige. Good Luck.
939162
no just let your company know that you have moved and they will send you your bills to your new address. Make sure you do tell them though as i made the same mistake and didnt bother which they have now caught up with me and im still paying it now
1124825
You should keep your current home.  The continued payment history will help show potential lenders that you have re-established good payment habits.  Plus, if you sell and don't roll the proceeds into a new house within a reasonable time, you could be liable for capital gains tax on the sale.
187359
You say your house "Will be" mortgaged by a finance company, does that mean you haven't bought it yet?  If that is the case then get a job or second job or wait until you can afford it.
956544
The only thing that would work is if you were in the military and got deployed (transfered). Or if your job moved you to a different city too far away to commute.
407883
It will depend on what state you are in and what exactly you are looking for.  The housing assistance would most often be offered by the state.  Could you edit in the state and some more details? (for example- are you looking for a place to move the mobile home to, a house, an apartment, or just some help with bills, food, etc?)
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You need to declare where the money is coming from (the bank will require this information from you anyway), but you should not have any problems. As far as taxes, I believe this would count as additional income for you and would have to be declared on your next income tax form. You could get more detailed info with a bank, the Treasury dept. and IRS. Good luck with your new house!
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None of the other answers have yet touched on your biggest hurdle: income. You mentioned limited income for right now, what about in Tulsa? You won't be able to qualify for a mortgage loan in another city before you have a source of income there, i.e., a job.\n\nOther than that, go to www.julielanicek.com to apply for a no down payment loan. Fannie Mae (fanniemae.com) is not a retail lender so you can't get a loan there...\n\nMove in with some family member in Tulsa until you find employment, then apply for a mortgage.\n\nRick\nwww.fairwaymortgagelending.com
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If you moved because of a change in your job location or because you started a new job, you may be able to deduct your moving expenses if your move is closely related to the start of work.  Generally, speaking if you just moved closer to the place you already work...then no, you cannot deduct the moving expenses.  Usually, the move also must be at least a 50 mile move.
250379
you should probably Ask the Area your wishing to employ under. Each company alway has different rates.
679449
No. The standard is usually 60 miles, if they move your position more than 60 miles from its current location (not where you live where THEY do business from) then they have to offer you relocation assistance. It depends on the company though, I wouldnt bother asking in your case because its rediculous to move from one side of town to another.\nGood luck
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yes. suggest inet listings to start.\nhowever ! should you take a job out of state and get laid off fired etc before the time limits of that state you will not collect from home state or job state. So save every dollar as emergency fund. Do your homework before you move - you will need lots of start up money not creditcards. Moving is expensive.\nBest deal is job or three in your area first.
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First some ethical questions on my part.\n\nAre they YOUR clients? Or are they your former employer's clients?\n\nDid you sign any non-compete statements with your former employer that prohibits you from using proprietary information that belongs to that employer?\n\nIf you did, then you must not use that information (names and addresses) to contact your current client base about the move.  You could be sued or even charged with theft and end up in court.\n\nIf what you are asking is ethical and within industry standards, then consult with your new employer.  They will have a standard format for you to use to contact your current clients.  Use that.
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The major difference is with one you get a car, and the other you get a house. Lol. Seriously though, the difference is interest rates and length of loans.