Refinance after quitting your job

[Greg Neuman]

I'm not to the point of leaving my day job yet, but am curious about refinancing when I get to that point.  Right now to refinance with a lender they require W2, taxes, pay stubs, rental income, etc.  Is it much harder to refinance if you leave your day job?  I am not planning on doing so until my income is closely matched through rental income, but would like to get information on the topic regardless.  I'm guessing / hoping the higher your rental income the  more likely the lender will approve the refinance.