Dr. Shian Gu $438,403.73
Dr. Herman Lee $236,912.72

my childhood eye doctor whom every kid I knew loved

Dr. Christoper Lyons $579,583.40

I can only dream :okay:

That's it right there. When you talk to reception I found its good to tell as much about the problem as you can. If you told them just about the form and turned it in to a form plus consult with the psych they might not have scheduled that time in. Just be glad you don't get lee, if you think yue is fast she's wam bam thank you ma'am :lawl:

330k. lolzzz

450k :okay:

good to know one of my client who is an optometrist makes 1.3mil... O_o
my other client who's an obstetrician makes 450 thousand
my family dr makes 370 thousand
& my wife's family dr makes 170 thousand
my gastroenterology dr makes 970 thousand

specialist ftw.

^Are you sure you're not missing a 0 there? Family doctor making 17K/year? :lawl:

Opps. Edited.

Does 500k before taxes even get you a decent home to mortgage in west vancouver even?

Does anyone know why there is such a discrepancy between the wages of family doctors? Some family doctors make <200k, while others make >600k which is more than some specialists! That's a big difference in salary even if you do work part-time vs. full-time?

308,711.84

wowowowowow

I would think number of patients and visits by them and if they own their own practice

Lol doctors. I treat myself.

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For the fun, here is what that looks like:

$500k pre-tax in straight income works out to $301,191 after taxes assuming they live in BC and have no tax credits. Call it $25,000 per month after tax.

Most mortgage companies will allow your payments to be up to 32% of your gross (pre-tax) monthly income. This would have your monthly mortgage payments maxing at around $13,300.

To get to this payment, and assuming that you put 25% down, you can afford a house with a price tag of around $3,650,000 based on today's very low interest rates (used TD's rate of prime + 0.20%). You will need to put $912,500 down. This doesnt exactly buy you a mansion in West Vancouver, and makes you realize just how much money you need to earn to be able to buy a $10MM house.

If interest rates go up only 1 percent... your max mortgage is now only $3,200,000. You can see how when the mortgage rates go up, it takes a HUGE hit on the amount people can qualify for which begins the slide on housing prices.

Mark

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that's kind of depressing LOL

What's depressing is trying to qualify for a mortgage as a single person making less than $100k... ;)

been there done that...my expression in the bank...
:okay:

Not my doctor but Horry shit....

Singh Dharminder...............2,261,053.79