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20 Hour SAFE Comprehensive: Applying Mortgage Knowledge to Exam Preparation (14-Day OIL Course) (VIDEO)

3 Hour NM SAFE Review of New Mexico Mortgage Law (Online)

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3 Hour NM SAFE Review of New Mexico Mortgage Law (Online)

Get up to speed on New Mexico specific mortgage law.This course addresses the lending statutes within New Mexico law that specifically apply to how mortgage professionals conduct business.You will review the Financial Divisions Institution of the New Mexico Regulation and Licensing Department, as well as many other topics, including those listed below.This New Mexico state elective is NMLS-approved for the three hours of state specific education required for mortgage professionals to attain a New Mexico mortgage license.

Designed to help you prepare for and pass the NMLS mortgage license exam the first time. Covers all sections of the National exam and uses personalized learning technology to tailor study materials and create customized learning paths based on your strengths and weaknesses. Perfect for individuals who have limited experience in the mortgage industry. Learn More

3 Hour NM SAFE Review of New Mexico Mortgage Law provides a review of New Mexico's Mortgage Loan Company Act, Mortgage Loan Originator Licensing Act, and other laws that impact mortgage lending in the state. The course offers a thorough review of the regulatory scheme for mortgage professionals in New Mexico, including information about the Financial Institutions Division of the New Mexico Regulation and Licensing Department, important definitions, licensing laws and regulations for mortgage professionals, required conduct and prohibited practices, and disciplinary actions for violations of the law. This online webinar course meets the 3-hour New Mexico-specific pre-licensing education requirement for loan originators and offers a thorough review of the information and laws that license applicants must understand in order to make, broker, or originate loans in compliance with New Mexico law.