Business & Finance course
Business and Finance is the hardest part of the Florida GC exam — roughly half of first-timers don't pass it. This is the $197 course I built to get through it: the math worked step by step, timed practice that feels like test day, and your reference books set up so you can find an answer in seconds.
9 of 10 founding seats left. The course is still being built and lessons start in October — that's what the founding price is for. Not ready to buy? The waitlist gets you the $197 launch price.
The math, worked
Markup vs. margin, overhead allocation, job costing, financial ratios, net worth. The math is where Business and Finance takes people down, so it's where this course spends the most time — in plain English, one problem type at a time.
Timed practice
The number one reason people fail is running out of time, not knowing too little. You get timed practice exams that feel like test day so you learn to pace yourself before you're sweating it out at the testing center.
Your books, set up right
It's open-book — but only if you can find the answer in seconds. I show you exactly where to tab and highlight the Contractors Manual and Builder's Guide to Accounting, plus the three-pass method that keeps the clock from beating you.
Want the reference books too? Here's the correct 2025 set, and the tab & highlight guide that shows you where to mark them.
Founding seats
I passed Business and Finance on July 13 with a score of 85 — the part about half of first-timers fail. I'm turning exactly what I did into this course, and I'm opening ten founding seats before it goes public at $197. Comparable B&F-only prep runs $349 to $1,400 elsewhere. This is the cheapest it will ever be, and the founding price is locked for good.
Two things I'll be straight with you about.
The course is still being built — that's what the founding price is for. And lessons start in October, not next week. I'd rather tell you that now than have you find out after you've paid. If it's not useful, I'll refund you. No hassle, no form to fill out.
It closes when the last seat goes — there's no countdown clock here, because a deadline on a course that isn't finished would be one I made up.
The section that matters
Three parts, 70% to pass each, and this is the one most people lose. Not because they're bad contractors — because nobody showed them what's tested or how to work an open-book exam under time pressure.
The price
Most schools charge $800 to $1,300 for a course, and a lot bundle the whole three-part exam whether you're ready for it or not. This is Business and Finance only, priced so prep isn't a gamble.
Built from the real thing
I went through the same application, the same reference books, and the same exam you're staring down. This course is what I wish I'd had — no filler, no padding, no talking to you like a brochure.
$97 now instead of $197 at launch, locked for good, with direct access to me while there are still only ten of you. Or take the free timed practice exam first and see where you stand — that costs nothing either way.
Stop guessing
Start with Business and Finance — the part that fails the most people — or take the free practice exam and see where you stand. Either way, you'll have done the real thing, on the clock, before it counts.
Modern, affordable prep for the Florida General Contractor exam — built by someone who just passed.
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