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If you want to take out a home loan as a doctor, it’s important to understand which type of home loan may be best suited to your financial wants and needs:
As a high-income professional, you may be able to get a home loan with as little as a 5% deposit, or even no saved deposit without paying lenders mortgage insurance (LMI). That being said, the larger your deposit, the smaller your home loan repayments will be – which could save you a significant amount of money over your loan term, and lower your total home loan costs.
Some financial institutions may do something called ‘income shading’, where a lender will only factor in a set percentage of certain types of income (such as overtime or on-call hours) when assessing your regular earning potential and borrowing capacity. Not all lenders will shade your income in this way, however; you may want to look around and find one that will assess more of your total income, if not all of it.
If you’re in the medical profession and looking to take out a home loan, we can help you with that! One of our expert mortgage brokers can work with you to find the ideal lender and product for you as a doctor, as well as help you apply if, after comparing home loans, you find a home loan you think is the one for you.
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