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Am I going to screw myself if I change jobs?

So, this past June I entered into a Lease- Purchase Agreement. I have until next June to secure traditional financing, and the pressure is on.

Around the same time I entered into the lease purchase, I switched jobs. The money is nice, but my boss is becoming unbearable already.

Lucky for me, my field is in high demand right now, and I can easily find a different job. I’ve been interviewing around, and have turned down a few offers already. My question is, if I get an offer that I like, will I ruin any chances I have of getting traditional financing, even if there’s no gap in employment in between the 2 jobs, and everything else (credit score, income, etc.) works out?

In theory, I can tough it out until next June, but if I can do so without ruining my chances at buying this house, it’s tempting to leave my job.

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