Tennessee · Healthcare Workers Mortgages

Tennessee Healthcare Worker
Mortgages — PRN, Travel,
Shift, Sign-On.

A firefighter-owned mortgage brokerage in Boca Raton, serving Tennessee healthcare workers across every metro in the state. THDA Homeownership for Heroes specialists. $0 lender fees for first responders. The income-structuring expertise national lenders skip on healthcare worker files.

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The Tennessee Healthcare Worker Difference

Tennessee Healthcare Workers, Underwritten
The Way You Earn.

Tennessee runs a true hero-specific DPA program — THDA Homeownership for Heroes — built around firefighters, EMTs, paramedics, K-12 educators, and veterans. Up to $15,000 toward down payment and closing costs, layered on a Great Choice first mortgage. Most national lenders skip it because the wholesale access is limited.

⚠️ Homebuyer education/counseling required for Great Choice, Great Choice Plus, and Heroes loans.

This page is for Tennessee healthcare workers specifically — buying or refinancing anywhere in the state.

Tennessee Programs You Qualify For

The Doors Open To
Tennessee Healthcare Workers.

THDA Homeownership for Heroes

Tennessee Housing Development Agency's hero-specific variant of the Great Choice Loan. DPA up to 5% of the loan amount, maximum $15,000, through Great Choice Plus / Homeownership for Heroes Plus. Eligible: veterans, active military, firefighters, EMTs, paramedics, K-12 educators.

THDA Great Choice Loan

Standard 30-year fixed for moderate-income Tennesseans. Pairs with Great Choice Plus DPA up to 5%.

Great Choice Plus DPA

Down payment + closing-cost assistance up to 5% / $15,000 of the loan amount, available with the Great Choice first mortgage.

VA Loans In Tennessee

Zero down, no PMI, reduced funding fee for disability-rated veterans. For healthcare workers who served before joining their current field, we structure dual-eligible files that often clear closing with $0 out of pocket.

FHA, Conventional & Non-QM

For files that don't fit a DPA program — 3.5% down FHA, 3-5% down conventional, or non-QM bank-statement loans for healthcare workers with 1099 side income. Every Tennessee unit has one.

Why Most Lenders Get Your Income Wrong

A Tennessee Healthcare Worker's
Real Income, Counted Right.

PRN, Per-Diem & Travel Nurse Income.

PRN and per-diem shifts count as qualifying income with a 24-month history and continuity letter. Travel nurse contracts (13-week blocks) count when there's a documented pattern of consecutive contracts. National lenders frequently treat travel-nurse income as 'temporary' — it isn't when documented correctly.

Shift Differentials & Charge Pay.

Night shift, weekend shift, charge nurse, preceptor, and float-pool differentials all count as qualifying income. We attach the unit's pay matrix to the file so underwriting reads it as structured income, not a one-off bonus.

Sign-On Bonuses & Retention Pay.

Sign-on bonuses can be countable income when amortized across the contract length and the borrower has been in the role long enough to demonstrate stability. We structure the file to maximize what counts.

Resident / Fellow Income with Future-Income Underwriting.

Medical residents and fellows often qualify with a contract-based future-income letter (the standard 'physician loan' pattern). We document the residency program, the post-residency offer (if applicable), and structure the loan with the right physician-loan or conventional product.

Locum Tenens & 1099 Healthcare Income.

Physicians, CRNAs, and PAs working locum tenens or 1099 contracts count with a 24-month 1099 history and bank-statement documentation. We use the non-QM bank statement program when the W-2 path doesn't fit.

Tennessee Coverage

Every Tennessee Unit.
Every Tennessee Zip.

We close mortgages in every Tennessee county. The cities and metros where Tennessee healthcare workers most commonly buy:

Middle Tennessee
Nashville · Murfreesboro · Franklin · Brentwood · Hendersonville · Clarksville · Smyrna
East Tennessee
Knoxville · Chattanooga · Johnson City · Maryville · Cleveland · Kingsport
West Tennessee
Memphis · Jackson · Bartlett · Germantown · Collierville
Tennessee Healthcare Worker FAQ

Questions From The
Tennessee Unit, Answered.

Can I qualify for a mortgage as a Tennessee travel nurse?

Yes. With a 24-month history of consecutive travel contracts (typically 13-week blocks) documented on your tax returns and pay stubs, travel-nurse income counts toward qualifying income. We've placed Tennessee travel nurse files where the lender we shopped to actually understood the pattern and qualified the borrower at full income — not the 50% haircut national lenders default to.

Do PRN and per-diem shifts count toward my income?

Yes, with a 24-month history and a continuity letter from your employer. Most lenders skip PRN income because it's variable; we document the trailing pattern, attach the continuity letter, and submit it as recurring income.

What if I'm a medical resident buying in Tennessee?

Residents and fellows often qualify with a contract-based future-income letter — the standard "physician loan" pattern. We document your residency program, your post-residency offer (if you have one), and structure the file with the right physician-loan or conventional product. No need to wait until your attending salary kicks in.

For The Crew, By The Crew

Built For Tennessee.
Built For The Unit.

If you're a Tennessee healthcare worker — active, retired, or family of — we know how to structure your file. No documents required to start. No commitment.

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