You are taking a risk. Banks give mortgages to people in permanent roles (exceptions for some professions such as teachers). If you are on probation and they ask for up to date payslips, you may lose the house and have to wait until you have completed probation. You can do two things:
- Explain to your new employer that you are sale agreed on the property and can they wait until it goes through. It will take a few months.
- Waive the probationary period and make you permanent from the off. From a legal point of view, it makes no difference anyway. they can get rid of you anyway within the first year (?) regardless of whether you are permanent or on probation.
It is a big risk to switch jobs at this late stage.
Steven
http://www.bluewaterfp.ie (www.bluewaterfp.ie)