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Mark Devens
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Lender wants to know where cash came from to pay off credit card?

Mark Devens
  • Mankato, MN
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I'm trying to get an FHA mortgage for a $95k house. I have all the money needed to close, but underwriting wants to know where cash came from that I used to pay off a credit card about a month ago. $850 or so. I'm not really sure where it came from as I do a lot of side work on my own (scrapping, flipping cars, selling livestock). The problem is that nothing I do on the side is really able to be verified like a regular job because it's typically cash. What do I tell them while still being able to get the mortgage? Thanks!

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JD Martin
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  • Northeast, TN
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JD Martin
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Bizarre request. I would tell them it was from cash I keep saved up in a cookie jar for emergencies. If it was $85k I could see the request, but $850? I know people that carry more cash than that in their wallet. 

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