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What qualifies as income for the FHA?

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What qualifies as income for the FHA?

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Seasonal pay, child support, retirement pension payments, unemployment compensation, VA benefits, military pay, Social Security income, alimony, and rent paid by family all qualify as income sources. Part-time pay, overtime, and bonus pay also count as long as they are steady. Special savings plans-such as those set up by a church or community association may also qualify. Income type is not as important as income steadiness with the FHA.

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