mortgage

[trauma911]

I am starting residency this july and I really want to buy a home and escape the renting money wasting business... does anybody know (have experience) with any lenders that do physician (with bad credit loans? anybody heard of:

BBVA Compass Bank?

hit me up please. Thanks

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[Smurfette]

I think Bank of America has a physician specific program.

 

[epson]

WHoa, I would not say renting is throwing money away. There are very tangible things that happen when you buy. What is you transfer from the program? What is you, heaven forbid, get fired or quit. Now you are stuck with a home that you have to sell. Renting may (or may not) be cheaper than buying unless you think about living in the area after you graduate. It is not really throwing money away if you take the difference between your rent and what you would pay in a mortgage aind invest it.

Depending on finances renting may be better or worse than buying but I never look at it as renting is throwing money away. My wife and I rented while she was in residency and bought afterwards when we move to a different city.

 

[mig26x]

I rented during residency and as mentioned above is not wasting your money. Too many variables--> are you going to like the program for 3-4 years? everybody is at risk of been fired from residency training. etc etc.

Now that Im finishing residency training and moving to another state, I always knew I was gonna end up in another state, Im going to buy a house.

Im not saying DONT buy, but keep renting as an option.

 

[NotAProgDirector]

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