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Own it, or stay associate
Your pay against an owner’s take-home with the loan payment on it — the year-one cut, the year it turns, and the equity that piles up alongside.
Own, or stay associate
The raise nobody can give you.
An associate is paid once, for the clinical work. An owner is paid twice — for the work, and for the business. The first year usually charges for that privilege, because the loan payment starts at its highest. It falls every month after that. Put your own numbers in and find the year it turns.
You today
The practice you would buy
The loan
A commercial principal-and-interest loan: a fixed slice of principal plus interest on what is still owed, so the payment falls as the balance does — which is exactly why there is a computable year where ownership pulls ahead. Arithmetic on figures you supplied. Not tax advice, not a valuation, not an offer; how income is actually drawn from a corporation is a conversation for your accountant. Arithmetic last checked for accuracy on October 15, 2026.
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