(15-07-2018, 21:07)Cleo_Specter Wrote: So this is kind of a random topic but me and my fiance are now in a position to buy our own home, my partner is in full time employment and we both earn a good wage. The problem is im worried about the questions they will ask in the mortgage interview...on paper im self employed in 'online sales' which in itself is vague. But im worried that i may be denied based on having to answer in depth questions on what it is i actually do.

Im curious to know if anyone else has been in this similar situation or if there is a way around having to actually SAY you are a webcam model?  and what kinds of things they may ask a self employed person (knowing that self employed people are classed as a higher risk when lending too) they tend to probe in to things.

I cant find anything online about it so thought this may be the best place to ask.

(16-07-2018, 09:55)3CA Wrote:

(15-07-2018, 21:07)Cleo_Specter Wrote: So this is kind of a random topic but me and my fiance are now in a position to buy our own home, my partner is in full time employment and we both earn a good wage. The problem is im worried about the questions they will ask in the mortgage interview...on paper im self employed in 'online sales' which in itself is vague. But im worried that i may be denied based on having to answer in depth questions on what it is i actually do.

Im curious to know if anyone else has been in this similar situation or if there is a way around having to actually SAY you are a webcam model?  and what kinds of things they may ask a self employed person (knowing that self employed people are classed as a higher risk when lending too) they tend to probe in to things.

I cant find anything online about it so thought this may be the best place to ask.

Hi, although this article on my website refers to escorts it also applies to cam girls.

If you'd like to chat about it I've sent you my mobile number as a Private Message.

(18-07-2018, 20:32)Strawberryblonde Wrote: What about sex workers who intend working from the property, would this cause any issues when obtaining a mortgage?

(19-07-2018, 08:51)3CA Wrote:

(18-07-2018, 20:32)Strawberryblonde Wrote: What about sex workers who intend working from the property, would this cause any issues when obtaining a mortgage?

Yes there are some options available for sex workers who work from home.

Would you like me to PM the contact details of the firm we deal with for mortgages?