

Participating lenders may offer specialized mortgage features designed for qualified physicians and other eligible healthcare professionals.
Qualified borrowers may have access to high-LTV financing through participating lenders, subject to program limits and underwriting requirements.
Higher loan amounts may be available for qualified borrowers through select participating lender programs.
Many physician mortgage programs do not require monthly private mortgage insurance, even with a lower down payment.
Select programs may offer flexible student-loan treatment and financing for eligible non-permanent residents.
Mortgage options may be available for eligible non-permanent residents and qualifying visa holders through participating lenders.
Some programs offer more flexible treatment of student loan payments when evaluating qualification.
Eligible borrowers may be able to close before beginning employment with an acceptable employment contract.
Participating lenders may provide quick initial reviews and preapproval decisions for qualified borrowers.
Answer a few simple questions to explore mortgage programs that may fit your profession and home financing goals.
Select the profession that best describes you.Tell us about your home financing goals.We'll identify mortgage programs that may fit your needs.Continue to connect with a participating lender.Explore a variety of mortgage solutions designed specifically for physicians and other healthcare professionals, including purchase, refinance, construction, and jumbo financing options.
Finance your primary residence with programs designed for eligible healthcare professionals.
Build your dream home with one-time close construction financing for eligible medical professionals.
Explore refinancing options that may reduce payments or help achieve your financial goals.
Higher loan amounts with financing solutions for qualified healthcare professionals.
We've answered some of the most common questions about physician mortgage programs and how BestDoctorLoans.com works.
A physician mortgage loan is a specialized home financing program that may offer qualified medical professionals flexible down-payment options, no private mortgage insurance, higher loan limits, or alternative treatment of student loan debt. Available features, eligibility requirements, rates, and terms vary by participating lender.
Eligibility varies by lender, but programs may be available to physicians, dentists, residents, fellows, and other qualified healthcare professionals. Each lender establishes its own requirements for eligible professions, employment, credit, income, property type, and location.
Some participating lenders may allow eligible residents, fellows, and other medical professionals to close before their employment begins when they have an acceptable employment contract or offer letter. Permitted timeframes and qualification requirements vary by lender.
Many physician mortgage programs offer low-down-payment financing without private mortgage insurance. However, down-payment requirements, loan limits, rates, and other terms depend on the lender, borrower qualifications, and selected program.
Some lenders use flexible guidelines when evaluating student loan obligations, including deferred payments or income-driven repayment plans. Treatment of student loan debt varies by lender and may affect the amount a borrower qualifies to finance.
Some participating lenders offer construction-to-permanent financing that combines construction financing and the permanent mortgage into one closing. Program availability, eligible professions, down-payment requirements, and maximum loan amounts vary by lender.
No. BestDoctorLoans.com is an educational and lead-generation platform operated by TopSell Media, LLC. We are not a lender, mortgage broker, or financial institution and do not make credit decisions, issue loan commitments, or guarantee approval.
Completing the BestDoctorLoans.com questionnaire does not, by itself, authorize a credit inquiry. If you choose to continue with a participating lender, that lender will explain its application process and obtain any required authorization before accessing your credit report.