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401k payment used to qualify for morgtage payment

my wife and i are retired and get social security a pension and would use 10,000 yearly withdrawl from 401k as additional income to qualify to make mortgage payment.
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Depending upon the total amount of the 401K, would this additional money be available to you for 30 years? I doubt this would help qualify you for a mortgage as this is not a savings account but an account that can fluctuate depending upon the market. You can try it, but don't be surprised if you are not approved.
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You would have to show that there is enough in the account to support a $10K annual withdrawal. I would also suspect that the lender would require a shorter term which may mean an elevated payment.

But yes, you may be able to use income from a 401(k) to qualify for a mortgage.
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