My husband and I moved to Austin this past January, for his job. I had to leave my part-time teaching job in Houston and search for employment in Austin. I found a part-time teaching job in Austin, and started working there this past February. They are considered part-time because they are half day preschool programs. I was a 5 day employee, but recently switched to 3 days as a co-lead. My income with them is still salary based. Since I’m 3 days there, I recently started working at another school in the afternoon, 5 days a week. When you put the 2 together, it makes full time hours. I have been in this industry for 5 years now. Do you think there is a lender out there that will consider my income, or do I need to find full-time employment?
My husband and I moved to Austin this past January, for his job. I had to leave my part-time teaching job in Houston and search for employment in Austin. I found a part-time teaching job in Austin, and started working there this past February. They are considered part-time because they are half day preschool programs. I was a 5 day employee, but recently switched to 3 days as a co-lead. My income with them is still salary based. Since I’m 3 days there, I recently started working at another school in the afternoon, 5 days a week. When you put the 2 together, it makes full time hours. I have been in this industry for 5 years now. Do you think there is a lender out there that will consider my income, or do I need to find full-time employment?
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