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income is not a massive part of how you can repay the loan. Income can fluctuate over a 10-20 year period. I've had the opposite, I have a good credit score, good spending habits and was able to show that although my income is average I can accommodate the mortgage payments. If you made 90k but had a bad credit score and spent wastefully you would get denied for someone on 55k who has a good credit sore and lives within their means, has savings etc.
Debt to income ratio. Saying income isn't a massive part of loans is just wrong.
Saying it is a massive part of loans is wrong. If you had 150k a year income and your expenses were 150k a year you would never get approved. Income is one thing they look at but i wouldnt say its a massive part of the equation.
....debt to INCOME ratio. Debt is important here, as is the other half of the equation.
In your example, if the individual's income doubled would they likely be able to secure another loan?
I am not going to respond again, it's not my job to educate you.