I personally believe if you perform well in flight school and posses some fairly competent social skills, you shouldn't have too much of a problem when it comes to finding a job, given your experience and maturity.
What a load of tosh, the guys made two posts on here and you are encouraging him to borrow against his mums house in probably the worst downturn in ten years. You are an idiot or work for Cabair
Emmett if you are insistent in ignoring people and continue with your training, ensure you borrow another 3 or 4k against your parents house to pay for 1 hour every two months for twin currency, two IR renewals and some sim practise in 24-30 months or so which is when the airlines will be recruiting again. Also factor in two years extra interest and base you repayments on half your anticipated start salary as the best jobs will be going to those who timed their training better and are just graduating "fresh" from your school or Oxford.
Not wanting to hijack your thread, if you do start training then full marks for dogged determination but accept it will be a long while until you get a job.
Truth hurts sorry