Before graduation
Discuss where you expect to work, your anticipated graduation and employment dates, your savings, and any student loan obligations. Get a practical list of documents to gather.
CRNA & SRNA HOME LOAN GUIDANCEYou’ve worked hard to get here. We’re here to help you feel prepared and comfortable buying a home—whether you’re finishing CRNA school, starting your first position, or planning your next move.
Let’s talk about your next move ↗For graduating SRNAs, new CRNAs, and experienced nurse anesthetists.
We’re The Ben Clifton Team at First National Bank. We want you to feel prepared and comfortable buying a home. That starts with getting to know you—your plans, your priorities, and what matters most as you take this next step.
Ben brings over 20 years of mortgage lending experience and a focus on physician loans. Together, we’ll guide you through your options, explain the details clearly, and help you make the right choices for yourself.
Whether you’re approaching graduation, accepting a new CRNA position, or settling into the next stage of your career, you don’t need to have everything figured out before reaching out. We’ll start where you are and work through the next steps together.
Your graduation date, work plans, savings, and personal priorities shape the conversation. We start with your life and build a homebuying plan around it.
With a specific focus on physician loans, our team helps you explore employment contract income, financing options, and the transition into a new CRNA position.
We’ll help you consider the full picture: down payment, closing costs, cash reserves, monthly payment, and how a home fits your plans.
Graduation, certification, relocation, and a new CRNA position can arrive close together. Starting the mortgage conversation early can help you understand what needs to happen before you’re ready to buy—even if you’re still in school.
Discuss where you expect to work, your anticipated graduation and employment dates, your savings, and any student loan obligations. Get a practical list of documents to gather.
Review your signed employment contract or offer and planned start date. Ask whether future income can be considered and what employment, licensing, and timing requirements apply.
Compare mortgage options, estimate upfront costs, and choose a monthly payment that feels comfortable. Coordinate your purchase timeline with your move and new role.
An early conversation is planning guidance, not an approval. Eligibility depends on the lender, program, documentation, and your individual qualifications.
Let’s plan your first home together ↗Whether you’re buying your first home, relocating for a new position, or making your next move as an established CRNA, we can review the options in the context of your goals.
Program features vary by lender and borrower eligibility. A physician loan may be one of several options worth comparing.
Explore eligible low or no down payment options, and understand closing costs, prepaid expenses, and any required reserves.
Discuss how student debt and your employment situation may be evaluated. We’ll review the documentation needed for the programs you’re considering.
Look beyond the purchase price to taxes, insurance, association dues, savings goals, and the monthly payment you want to manage.
We also offer physician construction loans and second-home loan options. Let’s talk about what you have in mind and explore the financing that fits your plans.
Planning to build? Our team can help you explore physician construction loan options and understand the requirements, documentation, and next steps for financing your new home.
Considering a vacation home or another place to spend time? We’ll walk you through second-home financing options and help you understand how the purchase fits your overall plans.
Eligibility, terms, and availability vary by loan program. Construction and second-home loans may have different down payment and underwriting requirements.
Let’s discuss your options ↗Our goal is to help you secure a physician loan rate that is better than a comparable conventional loan rate. We’ll help you compare both options, including the interest rate, APR, fees, mortgage insurance, and cash needed at closing, so you can understand the value for your situation.
A lower rate is a goal, not a guarantee. Actual pricing varies by borrower, lender, loan terms, and market conditions. Compare quotes with the same loan term, rate structure, points, and lock period.
I want you to feel comfortable reaching out. Calls and texts to my cell are always welcome—no appointment needed. Whether you’re still in school, starting a new position, or simply have a question, I’m here to help you work through your options.
Call or text me directly at 919-815-9852. Let’s talk about your plans and what comes next.
Some physician home loan programs include CRNAs among eligible medical professionals. Our team can help you explore available options and understand the qualifications, terms, and documentation that apply to your situation.
Some programs may consider future income from a signed employment contract before your first day of work. Allowable timing and documentation vary. We’ll review your contract, expected start date, and program requirements before planning around that income.
Eligible borrowers may qualify for up to 100% financing with no private mortgage insurance. Closing costs, prepaid expenses, and any required reserves may still apply.
Yes. Your final year of school is a useful time to begin planning. We can discuss graduation, anticipated employment, your preferred location, savings, and student loans. You do not need to have every detail finalized to start asking questions.
Student loans can affect qualification even if payments are deferred or based on income. The way they are evaluated depends on the loan program and your documentation. We’ll review your balances, repayment terms, and current payments as part of the conversation.
Bring your anticipated graduation date, employment offer or contract if available, expected start date, target location, approximate savings, and an overview of your debts. This is a starting point; application documentation will depend on your circumstances.