Every year around this time, a new group of physicians starts residency.

They arrive in new cities, move into unfamiliar apartments and homes, learn new hospital systems, and begin one of the most demanding seasons of their careers.

At Physician Real Estate Network (PREN), we spend a lot of time …

After years of medical school, residency, fellowship, and demanding schedules, becoming an attending physician often marks the beginning of a completely new chapter, both professionally and personally. For many doctors, it might also be the first time homeownership starts to feel realistically attainable.

Throughout training, many physicians delay major financial …

After all the years of studying, late nights on call, and the endless pressure of patient care, you would think buying a home would feel like a reward. For many physicians though, the homebuying process can feel like learning a completely new language, one they were never taught in med …

You’ve spent years in the library and the labs, and finally, the white coat is official. As you look at your first “real” paycheck, a big question starts to bubble up: Should you keep writing rent checks, or is it time to take the next step?

At Physician Real Estate …

If you’re a physician or medical professional carrying six figures of student loan debt, you're not alone and you're certainly not out of luck when it comes to buying a home. One of the most common concerns we hear from doctors is, “Won’t my debt-to-income ratio disqualify …

The envelope is open. The celebration is in full swing. You finally know where the next three to seven years of your life will unfold. But as the initial excitement of Match Day settles, a new reality sets in: you have a short time period to pack your life, find …