Consumer mindset
- × Treat the Doctor Loan as a one-time home buy
- × Ignore DTI timing early in your career
- × Buy lifestyle properties that won’t rent
- × Drain cash on conventional down payments
Dr. Loan Guide · ~24 pages
Most doctors use a Doctor Loan once, then leave leverage on the table. This guide is a tactical blueprint for 0% down / no PMI framing, DTI timing, IBR, rentability rules, and a repeatable 3 to 5 property protocol from Dr. Diego Kriger, MD.
The problem
You’re finally earning attending income. You’re taxed heavily, short on time, and somehow still asset-poor. Waiting to “save 20%” isn’t a strategy. Patience without a plan is a delay.
Curriculum
Execution-focused chapters drawn from the real ~24-page playbook. It is not a glossary of interest rates.
Why a Doctor Loan isn’t just a house product. Learn how 0% down / no PMI preserves capital for the next move.
Inflation-favored, asset-backed borrowing. Waiting can be riskier than using physician credit early.
Why you’re often more qualified earlier in your career, how IBR is treated by physician lenders, and the DTI formula that matters.
The filter: if you moved out tomorrow, would it cash-flow as a rental? Boring listings that perform beat lifestyle traps.
A repeatable sequence for stacking acquisitions under Doctor Loan constraints, including occupancy, conversion, and recycling access.
The real errors physicians make before the portfolio ever starts. This helps you avoid paying tuition the expensive way.
Fit
MD/DO (and similar credentialed clinicians) in early to mid attending years who want tactical physician-loan education, not another generic mortgage explainer.
Lender Roster for who underwrites, and the Tax Blueprint for ownership × depreciation education once you acquire.
$250 digital product
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