Huntington Bank
Huntington Bank is the 26th largest bank in the United States. Operating primarily out of the Midwest, their mortgage group can service a large part of the country. Huntington has a competitive physician loan product with no money down financing options.
We contacted a loan officer at Huntington Bank to gather information about the doctor mortgage and here’s what we heard back:
- 0% down payment up to $1 million
- 5% down payment up to $1.25 million
- 10% down payment up to $2 million
- Maximum financing up to $2 million
- Eligible degrees are: MD, DO, DDS, DVM or DMD
- Residents are eligible
- Minimum credit score is 700
- 2 months reserves required (6 months for jumbo loans) – reserves can be held in bank or investment accounts
- Gift funds for down payment are OK
- 30-year and 15-year fixed-rate mortgages
- ARMs available in 7/6, 10/6 or 15/6 terms
- Can close on the strength of a new employment contract without paystubs
- No private mortgage insurance
- No prepayment penalty
When you’re ready to connect with a loan officer experienced in doctor mortgages, use our form to quickly match with eligible loan programs based on your specific circumstances.
Bank of England
If you thought the Bank of England was in the United Kingdom, you’ll be surprised to find out that the Bank of England is located in England, Arkansas but has the ability to lend in all 50 states (except NY).
We contacted the Bank of England to see if we could gather details about their physician loan program. Here is what we learned:
- 0% down up to $1,000,000
- 5% down up to $1,500,000
- No PMI
- Only available on 3, 5 and 7-year ARM terms
- Program aimed at doctors who are either seasoned practitioners or just out of medical school (in other words, they work with doctors of all experience levels).
- Requires a credit score of 700
- Requires two months of payment reserves.
- You can be a US Citizen or a Permanent or Non-Permanent Residence.
- They are able to exclude student loan debt in deferment or forbearance of 12+ months from the debt-to-income calculation.
- You can only use this doctor mortgage program for single family residences, condos and two-unit properties.
When you’re ready to connect with a loan officer, use our form to quickly match with eligible loan programs based on your specific circumstances.
Citizens Bank
Citizens Bank is one of the largest banks in the United States. I bet you didn’t know that it’s headquartered in the smallest state: Rhode Island. With over $160 billion in assets, it’s no surprise that Citizens offers a full range of financial products, including refinancing, credit cards and a physician loan.
We contacted a loan officer at Citizens Bank to learn more about their doctor mortgage loan program specifically. Here are details you won’t find anywhere else:
- 5% down up to $850,000
- 10% down up to $1,000,000
- Practicing licensed medical doctors (MD and DO), dentists (DDS and DMD), residents and research physicians are eligible
- Licensed residents, fellows and interns can borrow a maximum of $600,00 (or $400,000 if unlicensed)
- No more than 10 years out of residency
- Self-employed professionals are eligible with a two-year history of self-employment income
- New medical professional graduates who are under contract for residency within 60 days of closing and have not yet obtained a license are eligible
- No private mortgage insurance, resulting in lower mortgage payments
- 40% max debt-to-income ratio
- Student loan debt that’s deferred for more than 12 months from the date of closing can be excluded from DTI calculations
- Construction-to-permanent loans available with a maximum of 89% financing
- Fixed rate or adjustable-rate mortgage options
- Interest-only option on certain adjustable-rate mortgage options (max financing at 89%)
When you’re ready to connect with a loan officer experienced in doctor mortgages, use our form to quickly match with eligible loan programs based on your specific circumstances.
Is a Utah physician mortgage loan right for you?
Are you still carrying a good deal of student debt? If the answer is yes and you are still a resident, your DTI ratio may be high enough that a conventional lender won’t approve you for a mortgage. In that scenario, a doctor mortgage is a great option.
Are you committed to your current job, and do you want to stay in your region of Utah for many years to come? If you say ‘yes’ to that, as well, then these financial products can be a great fit, too.
Do you think that a higher interest rate is a reasonable price to pay for the other advantages you get with a doctor mortgage? A yes to that also means you may well enjoy taking out a physician loan in Utah.
Examples of doctors who take out physician loans in Utah
A wide range of doctors and professionals in Utah are taking out doctor mortgages. Even doctors in some very comfortable financial positions are still deciding to go with physician loans in order to maximize their leverage.
A resident managing student debt
In the second year of her residency at Salt Lake Regional Medical Center, Susan is happy with how her career is going. She knows she wants to stay in the SLC region for good, since she loves the quality of life and the outdoors. She is still managing a good deal of student debt, however, and her second year income is still not big enough to make her DTI ratio attractive to conventional lenders. A physician loan will allow her to purchase a home and settle down, since the lender understands that her debt isn’t reflective of bad decision making and that her income will only increase.
An established Internist who wants to maximize leverage
Duvall is an established Internist in Provo with a sterling reputation and great income. He has managed to make a wide range of investments and is interested in buying a new home. By taking out a doctor mortgage, he can enjoy 100 percent financing and high loan limits that give him an edge in the housing market and maximize his leverage.
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