Katsmeow
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DH is retired drawing SS. I work part time. Our combined income from these is about $86,000 a year.
We are selling our house and are going to build but are renting a house in the meantime. We need to fill out a lease application that asks about income. Lease is $1500 a month. For DH I've filled in his SS but it asks if he has any other income to consider.
Basically the other income is withdrawals from his IRA. He only retired last summer and we've had some non-recurring expenses (related to the sale of our current house and building the new house) so he has just taken money from the IRA as needed. I'll probably be setting up a set monthly withdrawal (could do that now).
So what should I say on other income? Should I just pick a number I say IRA withdrawals - $4000 a month, for example. Or say it varies? Not sure how landlords look at that kind of thing.
We are selling our house and are going to build but are renting a house in the meantime. We need to fill out a lease application that asks about income. Lease is $1500 a month. For DH I've filled in his SS but it asks if he has any other income to consider.
Basically the other income is withdrawals from his IRA. He only retired last summer and we've had some non-recurring expenses (related to the sale of our current house and building the new house) so he has just taken money from the IRA as needed. I'll probably be setting up a set monthly withdrawal (could do that now).
So what should I say on other income? Should I just pick a number I say IRA withdrawals - $4000 a month, for example. Or say it varies? Not sure how landlords look at that kind of thing.