VA Loan Fundamentals
Educational Sponsors
A lender can fund education.A lender cannot fund a credential.
Six modules make up our VA Loan Fundamentals certification. A lender can sponsor a module. No lender sponsors the certification, the assessment, or the standard behind it.
What A Seat Funds
One module inside a certification agents actually sit for.
What It Never Buys
Referrals, agent lists, exclusivity, or the credential.
Who Sets The Content
We do. Course and assessment stay ours.
The Rule
Sponsors fund modules. They never fund the credential.
This is the line that protects everything downstream of it: the Mission Ready standard, the certifications, the assessment, and the verification behind them.
The moment a sponsor attaches to a certification rather than to specific modules inside it, the assessment stops being ours and the standard stops meaning anything. So we do not write it that way and we do not sell it that way. A sponsor is named as the educational sponsor of the specific module it funds, and nowhere else.
The Boundary
What a seat includes, and what it never includes
Included
What a sponsor gets
Excluded
What a sponsor never gets
Founding Sponsor
Seat one
The Task Force at Top Flite
Educational sponsor of Modules 3 and 4 within VA Loan Fundamentals
Built on Service. Forged by Trust.
The Task Force at Top Flite is a VA focused division of Top Flite Home Loans, backed by more than twenty years of lending experience and broad multi state lending coverage.
The Task Force exists to serve veterans and their families through a disciplined, integrity driven mortgage strategy. We plan with precision, execute relentlessly, and never lose sight of the trust placed in us. We have walked this path ourselves, so we understand the challenges our clients face and how to navigate them.
The Task Force is staffed by veteran loan officers from every branch of service.
Coverage
The Task Force lends nationwide, with the exception of Hawaii, Nebraska, New York, Vermont, New Hampshire, West Virginia, and Delaware.
Contact
Nick Sorin, US Army, Retired
Branch Manager, The Task Force · NMLS #2699549
201 School Street, Suite 200, Williamston, MI 48895
(931) 472-8859 · nsorin@tftaskforce.com
tftaskforce.com
Educational sponsor only. Agent choice is always yours. The Task Force at Top Flite supports this course through education and has no role in how you advise your clients or which lender they choose.
Top Flite Home Loans, NMLS ID# 4181. The Task Force is a division of Top Flite Home Loans. Equal Housing Opportunity. This is not a commitment to lend. All loans are subject to underwriting approval, and not all applicants will qualify. Rates, terms, and programs are subject to change without notice.
The Seats
Six modules, six seats
Two are sponsored. Four are open. Seats are assigned in confirmation order. When a module has no sponsor, it simply runs without a sponsor panel.
Who Qualifies
Eligibility. The first module every agent sees.
Seat
Open
What Agents Fail to Articulate
Positioning a VA offer so it is not dismissed.
Seat
Open
Where Agents Drop VA Transactions
Process milestones, appraisal timing, MPRs and Tidewater.
Sponsored
The Task Force at Top Flite
The Piece Agents Get Wrong
Entitlement. The most misunderstood piece of VA lending.
Sponsored
The Task Force at Top Flite
How Stigma Costs Your Client the Home
The myths that lose a veteran the house.
Seat
Open
The System You Do Not Have
Building a repeatable VA process.
Seat
Open
How We Select
The check before a seat is offered
A sponsor has to be a lender our agents could reasonably work with, sponsoring a module their expertise actually fits. Module 4 is entitlement, so a VA focused lender sitting on it is substantively right rather than merely available.
Sponsorship is reviewed against RESPA before any seat is activated. Education and visibility are what a seat buys. Nothing on this page is compensation for a referral, and nothing about it is contingent on one.
Who Verifies What
Sponsors attest to their own facts
Licensing numbers, coverage, staffing and biographical details on a sponsor panel are supplied by the sponsor. Each sponsor confirms in writing that the information is accurate and current, and agrees to tell us when anything material changes.
We publish what a sponsor attests. We do not present it as something we checked ourselves.
Four seats are open.They are assigned in confirmation order.
If you lend to military families and want to fund the module you are qualified to speak to, start with an email. Tell us which module interests you and we will send the terms.
Last reviewed August 2026 · Maintained by My Military HQ
Common Questions
Questions lenders ask
What does a lender actually sponsor?
One module, or more than one, inside a certification. A sponsor is named as the educational sponsor of that specific module. A sponsor never sponsors the certification itself, because a lender can fund education and a lender cannot fund a credential.
Does sponsorship buy referrals or agent contact lists?
No. Sponsorship buys education and visibility inside the module a sponsor funds. It does not buy referrals, agent lists, exclusivity, or any role in how an agent advises a client or which lender that client chooses. Agent choice is always the agent's.
How many sponsor seats are there?
Six, one for each module of VA Loan Fundamentals. Seats are assigned in confirmation order. When a module is unsponsored, that module simply runs without a sponsor panel.
Who verifies the information on a sponsor panel?
The sponsor does. Licensing numbers, coverage, staffing and biographical details are supplied and attested by the sponsor, who is contractually required to keep them current and to tell us when anything material changes. We publish what a sponsor attests rather than presenting it as something we independently verified.
Does a sponsor influence the course content or the assessment?
No. Course content, the assessment, and the standard behind it are ours and stay ours. That separation is the reason sponsorship attaches to a module and never to the credential.
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