Queen Elizabeth Hospital
Mortgage strategy for physicians at PEI's main acute care site, where qualifying first-time buyers often pay no property transfer tax at all.
Why QEH physicians need a different mortgage path.
The Queen Elizabeth Hospital is PEI's main acute care and referral site, under Health PEI. Prices are among the lowest in the country, and PEI's first-time buyer exemption means many physician buyers pay no property transfer tax on their first home.
Built for how QEH physicians actually earn.
Your stage. Your structure.
Residents qualify on projected attending income with 5-10% down. With the first-time buyer transfer tax exemption and prices around $420K, entry costs are very low.
Attending physicians at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital qualify well above local price points on signed contracts, leaving ample room for equity.
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.
Do first-time buyers pay transfer tax in PEI?01
Qualifying first-time buyers are exempt from PEI's 1% Real Property Transfer Tax, so many first-home physician buyers in Charlottetown pay no transfer tax at all.
Is Charlottetown affordable for physicians?02
Yes. PEI is among the most affordable provinces, and combined with the first-time buyer transfer tax exemption, entry costs are very low.
Other hospitals in the same network.
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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