The Moncton Hospital
Mortgage strategy for physicians at Horizon Health's Moncton site, in New Brunswick's fastest-growing city, with a simple 1% property transfer tax.
Why TMH physicians need a different mortgage path.
The Moncton Hospital, part of Horizon Health, anchors anglophone acute care in New Brunswick's fastest-growing city, alongside the francophone Dr. Georges-L.-Dumont centre. A simple 1% Real Property Transfer Tax and low prices make Moncton an affordable entry point for physicians.
Built for how TMH physicians actually earn.
Your stage. Your structure.
Residents qualify on projected attending income with 5-10% down. With prices around $380K, Moncton is among the most attainable markets in Canada to buy during training.
Attending physicians at The Moncton Hospital qualify well above local price points on signed contracts, leaving room for equity and investment.
Locum and part-time physicians qualify through mixed-income programs accepting T4A plus invoice history.
Incorporated physicians qualify on corporate revenue plus dividend history rather than personal T4 alone.
Straight answers, specific to your hospital.
How much is land transfer tax in Moncton?01
New Brunswick charges a Real Property Transfer Tax of 1% of the greater of price or assessed value. On a $380,000 home that is roughly $3,800, far below Ontario or BC.
Is Moncton a good market for physicians?02
Yes. Moncton is affordable and fast-growing, with both anglophone and francophone teaching hospitals and a low 1% property transfer tax.
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Prices and payment examples are estimates for planning only. Your actual numbers depend on income, down payment, debt, credit, location, and current lender pricing.
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