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What Is Medical Practice Financing? What Are Your Options?

Medical practice financing is a powerful asset that can transform your practice, but only when utilized wisely. You need to properly assess your current goals and determine the type of financing you need. After all, a startup clinic receiving large business financing is overkill, and vice versa. Allow us to explain medical practice financing in … Read more

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Why Physicians Need Supplemental Disability Insurance

More than 25% of today’s 20-year-olds—including physicians—will experience a disability before reaching retirement age. For medical professionals, the risk isn’t just theoretical because nearly 3% of full-time physicians already live with a disability. Now, employer-sponsored disability insurance does offer protection against sudden disabilities. But most policies leave dangerous gaps like inadequate coverage limits, restrictive definitions … Read more

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What Does a Luxury Real Estate Agent Do? [Explained]

Key Takeaways Like other forms of investment, there are tiers to investing in real estate. As the amount you’re investing increases, you eventually tap into the world of the luxury real estate market, where a single property can cost more than $1 million. As a medical professional, you might be new to this side of … Read more

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Is Being A Real Estate Agent Hard? A Side-Gig Analysis

Key Takeaways Being a real estate agent is challenging due to factors like unpredictable income, intense competition, and the need to juggle multiple roles. According to the National Association of Realtors (NAR), 75% of real estate agents quit within the first year, and 87% within 5 years. For medical professionals, the shift into this commission-driven … Read more

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Depreciation Recapture: What Property Owners Must Know

Key Takeaways If you’ve invested in property to diversify from medicine, you likely know that your asset will be susceptible to depreciation over time. Even though the Internal Revenue Service lets you claim deductions on a depreciating property, there will be a tax reckoning when you sell it. That reckoning comes in the form of … Read more

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Partnership Track

What is a Partnership Track? A partnership track refers to a structured pathway within a medical practice or healthcare organization that allows physicians to progress from employee status to full or partial ownership (i.e., partnership) in the practice. This track typically includes predefined milestones related to tenure, performance, revenue generation, and contributions to the practice. … Read more

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Deferred Compensation

What is Deferred Compensation? Deferred compensation refers to a portion of an employee’s earnings that is set aside to be paid at a later date, typically after retirement. This can include retirement plans, pensions, or other arrangements where income taxes on the deferred amount are delayed until the physician receives the funds. For physicians, deferred … Read more

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The Beginner’s Guide To Buying An Investment Property

Investing in real estate has a reputation for being the game of the rich. However, anyone who follows the right steps can become rich thanks to real estate, not just those who start off wealthy. Still, the process is far from easy and takes a lot of preparation and starting capital. In this guide, we’ll … Read more

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Factors to Consider When Buying a Second Home as a Physician

If you have a solid emergency fund, have begun saving for retirement, and have paid off all your debts, you may be in a good position to buy a second home. Still, just because you can do it doesn’t mean you always should. To make a decision, you will need to look at the pros … Read more

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The Physician’s Guide to Getting a HELOC on an Investment Property

The home equity line of credit (HELOC) is one of many ways medical professionals can finance their homeownership aspirations. These credit lines give you access to cash in exchange for putting up your home’s equity as collateral. Residential properties (i.e., those where the line of credit applicant lives) commonly feature in HELOC applications. However, real … Read more

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