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Creative ways for private practice groups to earn additional ancillary revenue?
Have any of you [your group] found creative ways to earn ancillary revenue beyond traditional approaches? I would assume the main income to a physician...
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I'm in a large orthopedic group. We have a consistent compensation model for all the surgeons (partners and not-yet-partners). When someone new joins...
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Yeah I guess that's probably true. I think several of them came from families with a lot of $$ and wouldn't be surprised if they had no debt after finishing...
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As far as the multifamily and single family rentals go... You mentioned that you have a company that manages them for you. Are they spread out throughout...
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I keep in touch some of the other residents I graduated with. A couple of them bought $1M home almost immediately upon graduating and then the $150k wakeboarding...
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I know your post is relatively old, but if you're still watching the thread.... Are you investing in residential real estate / rentals? Or what kind of...
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11/2017 (-$300k) - shortly after finishing fellowship
1/2022 +600k - have largely been just maxing out 401k (w/ profit share), backdoor roth IRA...Last edited by Bonez; 01-01-2022, 01:10 PM.
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As an orthopedic person I'd say that skiing or snowboarding could both be hard on your joints depending on how you ride. So I'd probably just leave it...
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Thats a great rate. I wonder how much the % down affects the rate one gets? At the time of closing 2/2021 the mortgage I'm getting after downpayment will...
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Reviving an old thread for a different purpose... I have had USAA for decades - checking / savings / CC / auto ins / valuable personal property ins /...
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For purchase (not re-fi), the best rate I got was 2.625% fixed for 30 years. This was with 5% down only on a house that is $568k. Closing costs estimated...
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shopping mortgage rates?
Anyone getting better than 2.625% on a 30-year fixed mortgage (conventional) recently? I had a broker that quoted me that. I also looked at a physician...
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If they've dropped their rate by quarter percent since then maybe I should apply at Laurel Road too. Thats where I just refi'd my student loans to as...
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Anyone checking rates on physician loans for 5% down recently? I just got a quote for a conventional mortgage 5% down 30 year fixed (with PMI) for 2.625%....
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credit inquiries - mortgage and student loan look the same?
I know that because people will frequently shop multiple lenders for mortgages or student loans that multiple inquiries for one of these purposes within...
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I've gone through the preliminary "check my rate" part of several of the student loan refinance websites. So far Laurel Road is the only one...
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I never thought about the relationship discount... I currently have a loan at a local bank for an ASC investment. They apparently do mortgages as well,...
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Best way to shop mortgage rates?
When trying to find the best mortgage (considering both conventional and physician mortgages), do most of you use a broker? I had been looking at houses...
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Just out of curiosity.... Why would a seller care how much you are putting down if you can get a mortgage to cover the difference between the down-payment...
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I was just looking at various lender websites that do physician mortgages, and at least on their websites I'm still seeing at least a couple with 100%...
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I get what you're saying, but I don't think there is any obligation for lenders to chose the SOFR as the index they peg the variable rate to. Maybe they...
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Interesting. I didn't know that. How long have you had that loan? Does the verbiage in your contract state that this SOFR index will take over when LIBOR...
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3-month LIBOR forecast historic accuracy?
For those of you who have variable rate student loans... How many looked at forecasted 3-month LIBOR rates prior to choosing a variable rate? Did anyone...
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Consider looking for a plot of land that backs up to some sort of state-owned or federal-owned land. Many of those types of land allow public use (including...
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This is for student loans. No fees/points involved...
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just re-financed in March - should I look again?
I previously had a 7-year term loan at 4.3% fixed that I refinanced in March of this year to 5-year term loan at 2.89% fixed. That is obviously a pretty...
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I'm in private practice ortho in a large group. Our compensation is tied directly to our production and there is an economies of scale such that the more...
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I was thinking about that as well. A bunch of my partners use the same accountant and they have been pleased with the service. I contacted them and they...
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I should be able to do this pretty easily - so rather than making estimated tax payments of $X with my distribution check (different company than my W-2...
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ASC distribution and taxes
I recently bought shares in an ASC (LLC) and I should be getting my first quarterly distribution after the end of Q3. My regular pay is otherwise W-2...
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Haha naw. I'm more into fishing, hunting, remote wilderness camping, etc. ;-)...
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I have a pair of these:
https://www.universalmedicalinc.com/...n-glasses.html
They're more than the 80-120 range you saw, but...
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I did this too... knowing that I could be out o there in 1 year if i wanted to (or earlier if I paid a penalty). The actual apartment unit was nice, but...
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Is that common to negotiate a lower salary in order to expedite partnership? What are the benefits of partnership in your group that made you choose to...
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I got hold of the financials. There is definitely a drop in revenue and net income for March/April of this year due to COVID. There was a drop from 2018...
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I will ask for some professional help determining if this is all re: COVID vs other additional issues. I know all the people on the ASC board and they...Last edited by Bonez; 07-07-2020, 12:57 PM.
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One guy cashed out right after Christmas last year (2019) and the other guy was slated to retire in October 2020 but when COVID hit he just said "screw...
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Thanks for the replies. I will try to get my hands on a 2-3 years of financial statements if they give them to me (I would think they would do this if...
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Ambulatory Surgery Center investing in the COVID era
After two recent retirements in my group (both who invested in a local surgery center), two of us "younger guys" who have similar practices...
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I just noticed that I had some responses from the post I made ~3 years agoI did register a domain name I wanted and toyed around with WordPress, but...
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Surgical Subspecialties during the COVID
How are the surgical subspecialists holding up during Coronavirus? Our state just opened up for "elective surgeries" last week, but the hospitals...
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SunTrust bank has reasonable rates for used cars. I had one when I was a resident and bought a newer used car that I couldn't afford to pay cash for....
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My rent goes up a little bit each year. At the end of last month I was at a point where I'd have to re-sign a lease or give notification that I would...
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Our group has too many employees to qualify for PPP unfortunately. We have a meeting tonight, so I'll ask about the Medicare thing. The employees are...
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Seeing about 1/3 patients, >90% reduction in surgical cases. No salary, so im not getting paid at all. Eat what you kill, but killing less than overhead...
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Unemployment while "underemployed"?
I read that some docs on here were applying for unemployment. Is anyone applying for partial unemployment? Im still working (<50%), but not getting...
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I have really been liking YouTubeTV. We also have NetFlix and Prime and the cheap version of Hulu
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Ortho surgical volume down 80% in our group. Clinic volume down 60-70% which would be worse if it werent for adding virtual visits. I have a 6-7 week...
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If you have an assistant who can schedule visits on Zoom and teach patients how to install it and joint a meeting that works pretty well. We've been using...
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My wife and I still don't have combined finances haha. She makes significantly less than me (not in medical field). She has some bills that she pays on...
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We had a kid come into our clinic with a broken ankle the other day. His mother was just laid off from one of the major health systems in my area as an...
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I've asked for an economic hardship forbearance on my private student loan (MOHELA). Apparently the servicers have been sensitive to the COVID situation...
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Nothing wrong with wearing a P100 (or P95). They're likely more readily available than an N95 if those are running in short supply. The N95 respirators...
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I have a lot of "favorited" houses on apps like Redfin. In the last few days my phone has been sounding off frequently with notifications of...
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I imagine that private practice surgical subpecialty groups will be having a hard time with the moratorium on elective cases. Unless there are large cash...
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I'm also reducing my clinic schedule to necessary post-ops. I haven't taken "new patients" off the schedule because I don't know if they are...
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Cancellation of elective surgical cases
For those of you in surgical or procedural specialties and in private practice... What are your practices doing if you are currently faced with all elective...
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Since you are an employee and they're asking a lot of you, I'd tell them you want 1.5x the money to cover those 5 days extra and put a time limit on it...
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I chose the cheapest school. I'm not sure how much it matters going into Cardiology, and maybe things have changed since I graduated about 10 years ago,...
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The American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons cancelled their annual meeting in Orlando that was supposed to start two weeks from today
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Buy a house NOW due to historically low interest rates?
Average 30-year fixed rate mortgages are at an all-time low since the 1970's currently. If one has been considering buying a home "within a couple...
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Thanks for the input so far. To clarify, I have not signed any agreements for a buyers agent (the lady showing the house or otherwise). It is my understanding...
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Buyer and seller agent in same agency?
My wife and I have been casually looking at open houses on weekends in the area we eventually want to buy a home. Last weekend we toured a home that was,...
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I will have to clarify with our plan administrator, but basically he sent us an e-mail that said "let me know how much you want to contribute - up...
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I am currently meeting my savings goals - about 30% of my gross income. My income was about $320k last year, but I expect that to increase to over $400k...
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Cash Balance Plan
My practice is starting a new cash balance plan that I have the opportunity to begin participating in next month. Currently we have a 401(k) that I max...Last edited by Bonez; 02-01-2020, 04:34 PM.
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2019 Vanguard Backdoor Roth IRA
Has anyone done a Backdoor Roth recently on Vanguard? I have done the backdoor Roth IRA for a couple years now, but the interface looks a little different...
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What happens if there is an in flight emergrncy and I'm an orthopod?...
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Great idea. I never thought about opening multiple accounts with Ally. For some reason I just feel better about keeping things in different buckets: Emergency...
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Multiple HY Savings accts?
Any upside or downside to having more than 1 high yield savings account? I have an Ally accout currently for my emergency fund with 3+ months all expenses....
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I have partners that took out loans and structured the loan payments such that it was in-line with the quarterly distributions. Usually the ASC returning...
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2009 Subaru Outback limited. 140k miles. Looks mint and drives like a champ. I plan to keep it as long as I can because I love this car
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I remember when I was in med school I used to have more free time and would go to the gym and do cardio AND weight-training at least 5-6 days per week....
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I guess what I mean is that the entire right column is blank with a "$0" at he end for earnings/loss. So there is no adjustment to my income. Not that...
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Do I file my Schedule K-1 (form 1065) if no income / loss?
I received a Schedule K-1 for an LLC formed in 2018 for some clinics my group is building (that I am a small partner in). It is a work in progress and...
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If they think its a "neck" problem and shes already gone through extensive therapy then the MRI may very well be the next step. You may find that a physiatrist...
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I have to tell some patients that they are literally too fat for me to operate on (unsafe for anesthesia, don't have appropriate sized detractors, etc...)....
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Thanks for all the great advice everyone! I'll keep working hard and making a good impression. I'm sure later this year I'll be a lot busier when my other...
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I do spine surgery. To give you an idea of the size of my group without giving it away, it is in the top 10 biggest in the country (>100 surgeons) and...
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G wrote: I would be surprised if it were cost effective for you to arrange (let alone take an afternoon off) a drop by in a clinic. Click to expand... Thats a good point. ...
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