Consultant Cost
What Does It Cost?
Enter your estimated cost of repairs to see the consultant fee.
This is the base consultant fee for the selected repair-cost range. Mileage may apply separately.
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Consultant Cost
Enter your estimated cost of repairs to see the consultant fee.
This is the base consultant fee for the selected repair-cost range. Mileage may apply separately.
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The consultant fee is paid upfront through a secure online invoice. At closing, the fee can be credited back to you and rolled into your renovation loan — similar to how earnest money works. Ask your lender how.
What We Do
Your HUD consultant completes the required site visit and creates the documentation your lender needs for the renovation loan.
Walk the property and document its current condition.
Identify required repairs and eligible improvements.
Take photos and measurements needed for the report.
Gather information to build an accurate scope of work.
Typical Timeline
Here's what the typical timeline looks like once you place your order.
Depends on season and local market activity.
Depends on project size.
Depends on the contractor.
Timelines are typical and may vary based on location, project scope, consultant availability, and contractor responsiveness.
What Happens Next
Once you submit your order, here’s what to expect:
You’ll receive a confirmation and next-step details.
A consultant in your area is assigned through our system.
The consultant will coordinate the site visit, typically within 3–7 days.
After the visit, you’ll receive the Initial Site Visit Report, usually within 48 hours, and the Bid Builder will be made available for your contractor.
For FHA 203(k) and renovation-loan projects, the right consultant can help establish a clear scope of work, cost estimates, inspections, and draw process.
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