Your ability to get approval will depend on several key factors:
* What were you doing before your current job? Was it in the same line of work / industry?
* Is your
credit history clear? Often people get a default during the divorce process due to arguments over who pays what.
* Is your income sufficient to repay a loan and pay for yours and your children's living expenses?
Likely you can get a loan for up to
90% of the property value as you have significant savings. Generally we find the sole parents have a hard time proving they can afford the loan due to higher than normal living expenses and only one income. It really depends on how much you want to spend on a property.
I'll send you a personal message with some more info.