The 12-week practitioner program for serious investors ready to underwrite, buy, renovate, and exit fix-and-flip deals with confidence. You underwrite a real flip, learn comps, ARV, rehab budgets, HUDs, contractors, draws, design, senior debt, and approvals, and leave with one flip deal you can speak to with confidence.
A flip looks simple until the numbers, rehab scope, contractors, financing, and exit timeline start moving at once. This is where serious investors separate from people guessing off a rule of thumb.
They can tell when you cannot prove the ARV, rehab budget, contractor plan, timeline, and exit. If you do not have a strong track record yet, the underwriting has to do more of the talking.
You see a property and cannot tell whether the repairs, purchase price, ARV, holding costs, and resale timeline actually work. So you overpay, underbid, or pass on deals you should have understood.
They want to know you can scope work, compare bids, vet contractors, manage draws, and make decisions before the project gets messy. If you cannot do that, the flip looks fragile before it starts.
A profitable flip is not guessed.
It is comped, scoped, underwritten, renovated, and sold.
We help with the underwriting. By the end of the program, you have one fix-and-flip deal done and under your belt, plus the opportunity to be considered for a second flip partnership experience after the course.
You underwrite one flip from acquisition price and ARV through rehab budget, HUD, draws, contractor plan, holding costs, and exit.
Learn how to find good deals, pull clean comps, confirm ARV, and know whether the spread is real before you move.
Scopes, bids, references, draw expectations, timelines, and accountability systems so the renovation can actually get done.
Title companies, appraisers, city/county offices, permits, inspections, and approvals organized around the flip timeline.
Understand your HUD, how senior debt or hard-money funding works, what draw schedules require, and how money moves through a renovation.
Graduates who execute at the standard can be considered for a second flip partnership opportunity with us after the program.
The program covers the real pieces of fixing and flipping: business structure, title companies, appraisers, county/city permits, numbers, HUDs, contractors, software, interior design, legal, accounting, goal setting, draws, comping, senior debt, and approvals.
Set up the entity, operating expectations, legal structure, accounting rhythm, and goals before your flip starts creating risk.
Understand who touches the file, what each party needs, and how to read the HUD before closing costs surprise you.
Pull comps, test ARV, define your buy box, and decide whether the spread gives the flip enough room to work.
Purchase price, rehab, holding costs, financing, contingency, resale price, timeline, and exit math built around a real deal that gets reviewed.
How flip debt is sized, what the lender reviews, what gets conditioned, and how draws affect the rehab.
How to find the right contractors, compare bids, check references, define scope, and protect the project before work starts.
Use the program tools, recordings, assignments, and practice problems to build fluency instead of guessing off rough rules.
Work through permit needs, inspection expectations, city/county requirements, and appraiser considerations before they delay resale.
Understand draw requests, inspections, reserves, contractor payment expectations, and the controls that keep a flip moving.
Connect finish selections, budget discipline, bookkeeping, and investor goals so the flip is not just modeled but manageable.
Ready to underwrite a flip worth buying?
Apply Now →We run a weekly deal review call where we actually underwrite the flip. You bring the assumptions, we pressure-test the comps, ARV, rehab budget, contractor plan, and exit.
By the end, you have one deal done and under your belt with the numbers, structure, and renovation logic documented.
We review assumptions, comps, ARV, acquisition price, HUDs, contractors, draws, approvals, and senior debt in context.
Terminology, recordings, assignments, practice problems, blogs, videos, and underwriting tools are organized for support.
Students who meet the standard can be considered for an opportunity to partner with us on a second flip experience.
The 30-Day Pathway gives you a clean runway into the work. It reinforces the language, the numbers, the assignments, and the habits you need before the deal review reps get deep.
You also get access to the full back office. Terminology, lesson recordings, assignments, practice problems, educational blogs, videos, and underwriting tools are there so you can keep working between live sessions.
Same curriculum. Same weekly deal review. Same back-office support. Join weekly evening workshops and, when offered, Saturday/weekend in-person sessions.
Weekly evening workshops. All sessions recorded. Weekly deal review. Submit assignments, practice problems, and deal materials through the program support system.
Everything in Live Online, plus Saturday/weekend in-person sessions focused on underwriting reps, contractor conversations, scopes, HUDs, and renovation execution.
No fake syndication jargon. No technical theater. These are the pieces you need to accurately buy, renovate, and resell flips.
Weekly evening workshops covering the fix-and-flip process from structure through execution.
We actually underwrite the deal with you and review the assumptions as the work develops.
You finish with one real flip deal underwritten and documented.
Terminology, recordings, assignments, practice problems, blogs, videos, and underwriting tools.
A structured ramp into the terminology, assignments, and practice reps.
How to work with contractors, title, appraisers, city/county offices, HUDs, draws, permits, and approvals.
Qualified graduates can be considered for a chance to partner on a second flip experience with us.
In-person reps when offered for students who want more hands-on work.
This is a high-expectation course. We are clear about what we provide, what you are expected to do, and what is earned through performance.
If you do the work, we work through one real fix-and-flip deal with you so you leave with actual underwriting under your belt.
You are not left alone with a spreadsheet. We review the deal weekly and help you tighten the numbers, assumptions, contractors, and approval path.
Students who meet the standard may be considered for an opportunity to partner with us on a second flip experience after the program.
You keep access to the terminology, recordings, assignments, practice problems, blogs, videos, and tools that support the work.
High expectation. Real reps. Real support.
That is the standard.
Our graduates are serious investors, real estate operators, or people already working in the real estate trades who want to sharpen fix-and-flip underwriting.
You should be able to explain the deal, the comps, the ARV, the purchase price, the rehab budget, the HUD, the draw schedule, the contractor plan, the permit path, and the resale strategy clearly enough for serious people to take the project seriously.
Comps and ARV. Graduates are expected to know how to pull comps, test ARV, and decide if the property gives the flip enough room to work.
Contractors and scopes. Graduates are expected to know how to vet contractors, compare bids, check references, and manage renovation draw expectations.
Approvals and controls. Graduates are expected to understand HUDs, title, appraisers, permits, senior debt, holding costs, and accounting goals.
Juan and Lamin teach from the operator side of the table. The point is not theory or course hype. The point is helping serious investors understand how fix-and-flip deals actually get underwritten, renovated, and sold.
Developer for 5+ years. House flipper for 8+ years — multiple homes sold at multiple six figures. As a general contractor, Juan focuses exclusively on investor properties and projects — not commercial — which means he builds with operators, not for institutional clients. The man who actually swings hammers on the deals he teaches you to underwrite.
Real estate investor for 10+ years across wholesaling, investor lending, house flipping, and renovation-focused projects. Serial entrepreneur. Brings every angle of the business — sourcing, financing, structuring, contractors, and exit — into the curriculum because he has done all of it.
The weekly review call is where the program becomes practical. We look at your numbers, your comps, your HUD, your contractor plan, your draw assumptions, your approvals, and the next decision the deal needs.
Terminology, lesson recordings, assignments, practice problems, educational blogs, videos, and underwriting tools are organized so you are not guessing between sessions.
If yours isn't here, email support@theartofunderwriting.com. We answer everything within 24 hours, personally.
This is a high-expectation course. The best fit is someone who is already a serious investor, has real estate investing experience, or works in the real estate trades and is ready to sharpen fix-and-flip execution.
Plan for weekly evening workshops, a weekly deal review rhythm, and focused work between sessions. The exact workload depends on your deal, but this is not a passive course. The work is the point.
The core program runs through weekly evening workshops and deal review. When in-person sessions are offered, they are Saturday/weekend sessions for deeper hands-on work.
The 30-Day Pathway gives structure to your early reps. The back office includes terminology, lesson recordings, assignments, practice problems, blogs, videos, and underwriting tools.
Yes. We help you underwrite one real fix-and-flip deal by the end of the program. Students who meet the standard may also be considered for a chance to partner with us on a second flip experience.
You keep working the reps. The course is built around review, assignments, support tools, and back-office resources so you can keep tightening the deal instead of walking away with vague notes.
Routinely. We provide W-9, an itemized invoice, and a CPE-style program description that reads cleanly as professional development. Real-estate firms, family offices, and single-asset GP shops have all written this off as continuing education.
Click "Apply Now," fill out the short application, and one of us reviews it personally within 48 hours. We accept a limited number of students and look for fit, seriousness, and relevant investing or real estate trade experience.
24 seats. 12 weeks. One fix-and-flip deal underwritten. Weekly deal review, back-office support, and the chance to earn a second flip experience.