The 2-Hour 203(k) Fluency Course

• M1 · What a 203(k) actually isOne loan buys the home and pays for the work — and it is underwritten against the house you are going to build, not the one you are walking through.
  16 min
• M2 · Limited vs StandardTwo versions of the same loan. The cap is $75,000 — not the $35,000 half the internet still quotes — and your scope, not your preference, decides which path you are on.
  16 min
• M3 · The MoneyWhat you actually bring, what the loan is sized against, the ceiling you cannot see, and the difference between value you created and value you waited for.
  24 min
• M4 · The TeamThe consultant, the contractor, and the supply problem nobody warns you about — sixty approved consultants for the entire state of California.
  16 min
• M5 · The ProcessHow the money actually moves, the rule HUD changed three weeks ago because contractors were walking off jobs, and what goes wrong — told straight.
  18 min
• M6 · The LA PlaybookA city of old houses, seventeen renovation loans in nine months, and the four-unit door almost nobody walks through.
  15 min
• Final assessment20 items · pass at 16/20 (80%) · delivered in the course runtime, not shown here.
  15 min

Elective buyer education that teaches how FHA 203(k) renovation financing actually works — what the loan is, Limited vs Standard, the money, the team, the process, and the Los Angeles playbook. It issues a certificate of completion and nothing more: it is not an accredited counseling course and satisfies no federal requirement, because FHA 203(k) requires no homebuyer education at all. That gap is the white space.

Each module ends with embedded knowledge checks (answers revealed on click) and a sources list with retrieval dates. Graphics are data-driven and rendered from the same sources.