Student loan debt can make buying a home tough. The HomyLoan physician loan helps residents and fellows, recent graduates and early-career doctors buy a home sooner with a low down payment and terms tailored to medical professionals.
The basics
You spend your career caring for others, but student loan debt can make homeownership challenging. If you're a resident or fellow, a recent medical school graduate or early in your career, a physician loan is designed for you. This doctor mortgage offers a low down payment and terms tailored to medical professionals with strong earning potential, and may let you qualify with a signed employment contract, helping you reach your homeownership goals sooner.

How it works
Your schedule is busy. One licensed loan officer keeps your file moving from pre-approval to closing.
Share where you are in training or practice, your income or signed employment contract, and your student loan details.
Your loan officer reviews your credit, assets and debts and checks which physician loan options you may qualify for.
Shop with your pre-approval. Once your offer is accepted, an appraisal confirms the home's value.
The lender reviews your file and conditions. Review your Closing Disclosure, sign and get your keys.
Features and eligibility
What the program offers, and who can use it.
The physician loan is available to licensed medical professionals, including:
¹ Only the medically licensed borrower may qualify for the student loan deferment exclusion, and deferment must extend at least 12 months beyond closing. Available for purchases and rate-and-term refinances of primary residences only. Some restrictions apply; all borrowers are subject to credit approval. Program terms are subject to change, and underwriting conditions apply.
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Physician loans are built for medical professionals with high expected income and student debt. Each lender sets its own list of eligible professions and career stages.
Many programs allow a smaller down payment than a typical conventional loan for the same loan size.
Many physician loans don't charge private mortgage insurance, even with less than 20% down.
A signed employment contract may be used to qualify before your new position starts.
Some programs may exclude deferred student loans or count a reduced payment in your debt-to-income ratio.
Features, eligible degrees and loan amounts vary by lender. Subject to credit approval and program guidelines.

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A physician loan, or doctor mortgage, is a home loan built for medical professionals. It may allow a low down payment, no PMI and more flexible treatment of student loan debt than a typical conventional loan.
Programs commonly serve medical doctors (MD or DO) and, with some lenders, other professionals such as dentists, at the resident, fellow or attending stage. Each lender sets its own list of eligible degrees.
Often, yes. Many physician loan programs may let you qualify with a signed employment contract that starts within a set period after closing.
Some programs may exclude deferred student loans or use a lower payment when calculating your debt-to-income ratio. Rules vary by lender.
Many physician loan programs do not charge private mortgage insurance, even with a low down payment. Terms vary by lender and are subject to credit approval.
Not always. Depending on your down payment and credit, a conventional, FHA or VA loan may cost less, so it pays to compare. Your loan officer can show options side by side.