As a physician, you’ll probably be dealing with more complicated finances than most people. Tackling those numbers won’t be an easy feat. You may even want to avoid the subject of physicians finance altogether. Out of sight, out of mind. No sweat, no stress– dust your hands off and walk away. Don’t do it! Ignoring … Read more…
Anticipation is reaching peak levels with the NRMP Main Residency Match happening soon. Yes, March 18th is upon us. For most, this day can’t come soon enough. Soon, many will receive an email alleviating the fear of matching. Now the anxiety almost becomes greater. Will I get my first choice? Or my second? Perhaps my third? … Read more…
Study after study shows that no matter what generation Americans belong to, the vast majority believe that homeownership is an important part of their American Dream. The benefits of homeownership can be broken into two main categories: financial and non-financial (often referred to as emotional or social reasons.) For Americans approaching retirement age, one of … Read more…
The new year seems an especially fitting time to celebrate physician spouses and significant others. As we reflect upon the previous year and successes, it is appropriate to note that behind many a successful Medical Professional, is the love, teamwork and support of their partners. Below is my list of links to blogs written by … Read more…
In real estate, the spring is often seen as the ideal time to buy or sell a house. The term “Spring Buyer’s Season” exists for a reason, as renters and those looking to move on from their current home thaw out from the winter and hit the market ready to buy. According to Bank of … Read more…
When it comes to buying or selling a home there are many factors you should consider. Where you want to live, why you want to buy or sell, and who will help you along your journey are just some of those factors. When it comes to today’s real estate market, though, the top two factors … Read more…
There are many conflicting headlines when it comes to describing today’s real estate market. Some are making comparisons to the market we experienced 10 years ago and are starting to believe that we may be doomed to repeat ourselves. Others are just plain wrong when it comes to what it takes to qualify for a … Read more…
There are many things that factor into the decision to buy a home. New research from the Urban Institute suggests that one of those things may be inherited from your parents. Children are More Likely to Own a Home if Their Parents Did According to an analysis of millennial homeowners, the homeownership rate of those … Read more…
With home prices continuing to appreciate above historic levels, some are concerned that we may be heading for another housing ‘boom & bust.’ It is important to remember, however, that today’s market is quite different than the bubble market of twelve years ago. Here are four key metrics that will explain why: Home Prices Mortgage … Read more…
The results of the latest Rent vs. Buy Report from Trulia show that homeownership remains cheaper than renting, with a traditional 30-year fixed rate mortgage, in 98 of the 100 largest metro areas in the United States. In the six years that Trulia has conducted this study, this is the first time that it was … Read more…