Homebuying for Physicians

Purchasing a house is a major milestone. Learn the ins and outs of mortgages to help you prepare for finding your dream home and understand your options as a physician.

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Homebuying for Physicians

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Mortgages: Physician Loan vs. Conventional Loan

Wondering if a physician loan is right for you? Here's a look at the pros and cons of each type of loan, and what to keep in mind when making your dec...

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A Guide to Understanding Mortgages

This in-depth guide covers all the mortgage essentials, from pre-qualifying to closing day to help guide you through all the steps of the homebuying p...

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Mortgage Down Payment Calculator

Your down payment is a critical piece in the homebuying process and will help determine how much house you can afford.

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What is PMI?

Lenders will typically require Private Mortgage Insurance (PMI) in most cases where your down payment is less than 20%.

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Talking Physician Mortgages with Dr. Juneja and Dr. Shah

Ep. 13 discusses the challenges of managing student loans and personal finances as a medical resident.

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How to Apply for a Mortgage, Loan, or Refinance When You’re Self-Employed

Here are our top tips and things to know to help get you to your approved offer or ‘clear to close’ quicker while you’re self employed.

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How Much Down Payment Do Doctors Need to Buy a Home?

Some lenders offer “physician or dentist mortgages" with no or low down payment options.

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Understanding Physician Mortgages

Lenders can offer unique rates and terms to doctors, who typically have stable income and employment.

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