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EPISODE · Mar 27, 2026 · 6 MIN

Competitive Market, Smarter Strategy: A Doctor’s Guide to Beating the Market

from The Doctor’s Lounge | BFD Podcast · host Business For Doctors

We’re joined by Jessica Clauseen from BFD Finance to talk all things property, lending and borrowing strategy for doctors.With intense demand in the housing market and properties selling before open homes, preparation has never been more important. Jessica explains why pre-approvals are critical in a competitive environment and how borrowing capacity can vary significantly depending on the lender.We dive into lenders mortgage insurance (LMI) waivers available to doctors, how some lenders assess overtime and allowances differently, and why that can dramatically impact borrowing power. For many doctors, understanding these nuances could mean saving tens of thousands of dollars, or securing the property they actually want.We also touch on debt recycling, equity strategies and the broader confidence returning to the market as rates shift. Whether you're buying your first home, upgrading, or investing, this episode highlights why working with someone who understands medical income structures can make a real difference.

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