What lenders check
- Registration, specialty and employment structure
- Base salary, overtime, on-call and private practice income
- HELP debt, practice liabilities and other commitments
- Deposit, property type and overall serviceability
Profession home loans
Home loans for doctors
Compare how lenders assess PAYG, contractor and self-employed medical income without assuming a profession guarantees approval or waived costs.
How lenders may assess the application
Doctors may receive different policy treatment across lenders, but registration, specialty, employment structure, deposit, liabilities and the property still matter. Complex rosters, private practice income and recent role changes need to be documented clearly.
Documents to prepare
- Recent payslips or practice financials
- Employment contract or engagement evidence
- Registration details
- Statements for savings, debts and liabilities
Important trade-offs
- Profession-based policies vary and can change.
- Fee waivers or higher lending ratios must be confirmed by the lender.
- A strong income does not replace a full affordability assessment.
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