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A home is one of the biggest investments you’ll ever make—and it deserves to be protected. Whether you're buying your first house,...

Buying or selling a home is one of the most important financial decisions you’ll ever make. That’s why at Precedence 1 Inspections, we...

Are you buying, selling, or refinancing a manufactured or mobile home? Whether you're a homeowner, buyer, lender, or real estate...

Are you buying, selling, or refinancing a manufactured or mobile home? Whether you're a homeowner, buyer, lender, or real estate...

When it comes to commercial real estate, a proper inspection isn't optional—it’s essential. At Precedence 1 Inspections , we specialize...

If you’re a lender, broker, mortgage professional, or real estate agent working on FHA renovation loans or manufactured housing...

When it comes to FHA renovation loans and manufactured homes, you need a certified expert who knows how to navigate the process — from...

If you're buying, selling, or refinancing a manufactured home, there’s one requirement that can bring your entire transaction to a halt...

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As we celebrate Independence Day and the freedoms we enjoy, we’re reminded that homeownership remains one of the greatest parts of the...

As a certified 203(k) HUD Consultant, I help streamline the entire FHA renovation loan process—from foundation to finish. Whether you’re a buyer, broker, or lender, I ensure every detail is inspected, documented, and backed by precision so your funding moves forward without delay.

If you’re a lender, broker, or real estate agent involved in an FHA or VA loan for a manufactured home, one thing is certain: you’ll need a HUD-compliant Foundation Certification to move forward.

If your client is using a 203(k) FHA renovation loan, you’ll need a Certified HUD Consultant to keep the loan compliant and the project moving.

At Precedence 1 Inspections, we specialize in providing engineer-approved Manufactured Home Foundation Certifications that meet HUD standards.

Attention Lenders, Brokers & Agents: The 203(k) FHA renovation loan program is an essential financing option designed to facilitate the purchase and rehabilitation of residential properties. To ensure that every project adheres to the strict guidelines set forth by the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), it is mandatory to engage a certified HUD Consultant.

At Precedence 1 Inspections, we believe that a home or commercial inspection isn’t just about what’s behind the walls — it’s about offering clarity, confidence, and peace of mind. That’s why we bring more than just technical expertise to every inspection. We bring the calm, respectful energy of the islands.

If you're buying a home that needs work or you're helping clients explore renovation financing, you’ve likely heard about the FHA 203(k) loan. It’s a powerful solution that allows homebuyers to roll both the purchase price and renovation costs into one mortgage. But while the loan is flexible, the process isn’t always simple.

How a Certified HUD/FHA 203(k) Consultant Helps You Fund & Fix with Confidence. Thinking about buying a home that needs a little TLC? Or are you a Realtor with clients eyeing a fixer-upper? With a renovation loan like an FHA 203(k) or Homestyle Loan, you can roll the purchase price and renovation costs into one mortgage — and I’m here to help make that process easy.

Renovation loans like the FHA 203(k) or Homestyle Refi are powerful tools — but they come with complex processes that most buyers and agents aren’t ready for alone.

In today’s competitive market, buyers and realtors are looking for an edge — something that can help turn older properties into move-in-ready homes without the usual financial roadblocks. That’s where the FHA 203(k) and Homestyle Renovation Loan come in.