Yes — commission income can qualify for USDA with stable history, usually about two years. See averaging and income-limit rules with The 2 Mortgage Guys.
Can Commission Count for a USDA Loan? | 2MG
Yes — commission income can qualify for USDA with stable history, usually about two years. See averaging and income-limit rules with The 2 Mortgage Guys.
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Yes — commission income can qualify for USDA when you have a stable history (usually about two years) and it is documented on tax returns and paystubs. Ryan & Steve average commission the way underwriters will, so your pre-approval is not based on a one-time spike — and they check USDA household income limits at the same time.
Commission is variable income — USDA lenders look at history, documentation, averaging, and how it stacks against household income limits.
Gather these before underwriting so commission income counts without delays on your USDA file.
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Ryan and Steve run USDA commission averaging and income-limit checks before you write an offer.
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Send Ryan & Steve your last two years of tax returns and paystubs — we will average commission, check household limits, and tell you whether USDA, FHA, or conventional is the smarter $0-down or low-down path.
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