Your job history

The lender must know your job history. A job history tells where you have worked and how long you have worked at each job. It will also show how much money you made at each job. The lender likes to see that you have been working for two or more years. It does not matter whether you had one job or a couple of different jobs during the two years, so long as your job history is in the same field and shows the lender that you have enough income to repay your mortgage loan.

Buonlap’s job history

Buonlap has lived in the United States since 1991. His first job was at C & D Components as an electronic assembler. He worked there for 30 hours a week for two months from September to November. The pay was only $12,000 a year, and he needed more money. He got a job for more pay at Pacific Components. Buonlap was an electronics assembler at this company from November 1991 until December 1994. He was earning $20,000 a year when he left to become a supervisor at Electro Tech. He has been working there since January 1995. His salary is now $29,000 a year.