Dentists Who Invest Podcast How To Save Money On Your Mortgage As A Dentist with William Coe [CPD Available]
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Buying a home as a dentist shouldn’t feel like translating your career into a foreign language. We sit down with mortgage specialist William to turn “complex income” into a clear story underwriters understand, so you can borrow confidently without paying a premium for your structure. From UDAs and SA302s to net profit policies and partnerships, we break down exactly how to present your earnings and which details actually move the needle on affordability.
We start with sole traders and employed clinicians who add private work, showing how payslips, tax calculations, and consistent patterns across two years help secure stronger offers. Locums and contractors aren’t locked out either; some lenders will work off current contracts and recent invoices when the case is assembled cleanly. Then we tackle limited company associates, where low salary and dividends used to cap borrowing. A growing set of lenders now consider salary plus net profit, particularly when the business has minimal overheads, so your retained profits can count toward what you can reasonably draw.
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