203k Contractor Certification — How to Become a Certified 203k Contractor®
203k Contractor Certification Requirements
Qualifying for the 203k contractor certification takes less than a minute. Answer the 5 questions below to confirm you meet the baseline requirements — including active contractor’s insurance and sufficient working capital to carry renovation projects between draws. Qualified contractors can enroll immediately and begin the course the same day.
What the Certified 203k Contractor® Designation Means
The 203k contractor certification is an online course — most contractors complete it in as few as 10 hours — covering everything the FHA 203k program demands of a renovation contractor: FHA guidelines, the differences between the Limited and Standard 203k loan variations, proposal and bid formats that lenders accept, and the draw and disbursement process that keeps your projects funded on schedule. Contractors who earn the Certified 203k Contractor® designation are listed in the nationwide directory that homebuyers, Realtors®, and 203k lenders use to find qualified renovation contractors for their projects.
203k Contractor Certification Cost & Enrollment
The standard enrollment fee for the 203k Contractor Certification Program is $975, but qualifying contractors may be eligible for a discount of up to $400. Enrollment includes the full 10-15 hour online course, your certification exam, the Certified 203k Contractor® designation upon passing, and your listing in the Certified 203k Contractor directory. Answer the 5 qualifying questions below to get started.

