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Mortgage Continuing Education Requirements |
After becoming licensed, designated mortgage brokers and loan originators must fulfill continuing education requirements each year.
These continuing education requirements must be completed by December 31:
- Loan Originator. If you have a loan originator license, you must complete eight hours of continuing education, including two hours of Ethics, before December 31. (Note: You may not take the same course two years in a row.) If you have an interim loan originator license, you must complete 20 hours of Nationwide Mortgage Licensing System and Registry approved pre-licensing education.
- Designated Mortgage Broker. If you are a designated mortgage broker and received your license before July 31, 2009, you must complete three DFI-approved classes of at least three hours each before December 31. One of these classes must be Ethics. (Note: You may not take the same course two years in a row.) If you are a designated mortgage broker and received your license after July 31, 2009, you must complete 20 hours of Nationwide Mortgage Licensing System and Registry approved pre-licensing education.
Rockwell Continuing Education Courses
Live courses. Rockwell Institute's live-lecture courses are taught by industry professionals with years of experience. Click on the Live-lecture Courses link shown above for information on what courses are offered.
Online courses. Rockwell's online courses are loaded with photographs, animation, talking tour guides, and continuous variety to keep you engaged and interested. Even students with no technical experience rave about how simple it is to use our online courses. And Rockwell courses offer the ultimate in convenience: you can take one of Rockwell's online continuing education courses from any Internet-ready computer at any time of day. Click on the Online Courses link shown above for information on what courses are offered.
For more information, go to the DFI website for:
• Mortgage brokers
• Loan originators
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