Mortgage Training
The Mortgage Training Center offers mortgage licensing and training courses. In addition to your SAFE Licensing requirements to become licensed, we offer beginner and advanced residential and commercial mortgage training courses on topics such as Conventional, VA, and FHA loan processing, DE underwriting, reverse mortgage, appraisals, and more to help make your career a success!
Mortgage Licensing, Training, Certifications, And Compliance Courses For Today's Mortgage Professionals
Mortgage Training That Helps You Stay Compliant and Advance Your Career
Whether you're earning your first mortgage license, preparing for the SAFE exam, becoming a loan processor, advancing into underwriting, or expanding into commercial lending, The Mortgage Training Center provides the education you need to succeed.
Explore our full catalog of mortgage licensing, certification, compliance, and professional development courses and take the next step in your career today.
SAFE/NMLS Mortgage Licensing Courses
The SAFE (Secure And Fair Enforcement) Act is the licensing and registration required for mortgage loan originators.
Similar to licensing for insurance agents, you earn your mortgage license by completing the SAFE/NMLS pre-licensing course, passing your mortgage licensing exam, then applying for your license through the NMLS.
Use our SAFE/NMLS mortgage licensing courses to complete your SAFE/NMLS pre-licensing education, prepare for the SAFE Exam, and understand federal and state licensing requirements with courses built for future loan originators.
Mortgage Training Courses That Help Advance Your Career
Whether you're new to the industry or a seasoned professional, our courses are designed to deliver practical skills you can use immediately. Expand your expertise with mortgage training courses for consumer and commercial lending on topics such as:
- Mortgage processing
- Mortgage underwriting
- Income and tax return analysis
To get started, simply browse through the available mortgage compliance training courses offered below.
Why Mortgage Training Matters
The mortgage industry changes constantly. New regulations, evolving loan products, and changing underwriting standards make continuing education essential. Our programs help you to:
- Stay compliant with current regulations
- Build confidence in underwriting and processing
- Improve productivity and accuracy
- Increase their value to employers
- Prepare for promotions and new career opportunities
Today's Featured Mortgage/Lending Training Courses
NMLS / Safe LicensingGet Your NMLS License
The SAFE Act established requirements for the licensing and registration of all Mortgage Loan Originators. Training Center offers both online and in-person NMLS training courses to help you earn your NMLS license.
Calculating Income, LTV, & DTI WorkshopJoin us for an intensive study course on these basic mortgage lending formulas. In the Calculating Income, LTV, & DTI Workshop, students will learn how to apply the correct calculation to various loan scenarios.
Loan Processor Boot CampThe "Loan Processor Boot Camp" is a comprehensive training program covering a variety of key mortgage processor training areas such as calculating Income, DTI, And LTV, reviewing appraisals and tax returns, and more!
Business Credit Analysis BootcampThe "Business Credit Analysis" bootcamp will equip you with the skills to excel in analyzing creditworthiness and providing valuable insights for business lending.
FHA Direct Endorsement - DE UnderwritingOur FHA Direct Endorsement Underwriting provides the training you need to adequately understand and underwrite mortgage loans to FHA standards. Upon completion of this FHA DE Underwriting course, the student will have a complete understanding of the FHA Direct Endorsement procedure.
HMDA Home Mortgage Disclosure ActThis course provides a detailed understanding of Regulation C, which implements the Home Mortgage Disclosure Act (HMDA) and how to comply to protect your financial institution from possible assessment of civil money penalties.
Underwriter Boot CampBy taking The Official NAMU® Underwriter Boot Camp™ you will learn everything from A to Z, and become a successful mortgage underwriter. Mortgage underwriting can be a very rewarding career, and requires the ability to effectively analyze credit worthiness, income documentation, tax returns, title, appraisal and more.
FCRA Fair Credit Reporting ActRecognizing consumer protection is a hot topic, and this course provides the key conceptual and practical information necessary to successfully apply the FCRA and Fair and Accurate Credit Transactions Act (FACTA).
Certified Mortgage ProcessorThe Certified Mortgage Processor (NAMP®-CMP®) is a "professional development" training & certification program ideal for entry-level loan processors on the fast track looking to advance their mortgage processing career.
Reverse Mortgage TrainingThis Reverse Mortgage Training - "Everything from A to Z" class is an instructor-led online on-demand webinar designed to teach students everything from A to Z.
Tax Return Analysis WorkshopTax Return Analysis is designed to teach students the basics of analyzing personal tax returns. The course begins with a discussion about analyzing personal tax returns to determine a projected income.
Why Mortgage Professionals Choose Mortgage Training Center
From licensing and compliance to advanced underwriting and commercial lending, our programs are designed to help you build long-term success in the mortgage industry.
With more than 20 years of experience, we've been a trusted source of mortgage education for individuals and organizations nationwide. We provide practical, real-world training via instructors tjat bring years of mortgage industry experience, helping students understand not just the rules, but how they apply in real lending situations.
We offer flexible learning solutions that allow you to study when it fits your schedule. We offer the following ways to learn:
- Live Webinars
Participate from anywhere while interacting with experienced instructors and receiving practical guidance on current procedures and best practices.
- In-Person Seminars
Attend classroom-based programs featuring expert instruction, real-world examples, and opportunities to ask questions.
- Online Self-Paced Courses
Learn at your own pace with convenient online training available whenever your schedule allows.
- Certifications!
Improve your knowledge, skill level, and pay with a mortgage certification.
Frequently Asked Questions
Mortgage Loan Originators must meet education and licensing requirements established under the SAFE Act before originating residential mortgage loans in most states.
SAFE Act training is the education required under the Secure and Fair Enforcement for Mortgage Licensing Act for individuals seeking to become licensed Mortgage Loan Originators. It includes NMLS-approved pre-licensing education covering federal law, ethics, mortgage products, and lending practices.
Most applicants must complete at least 20 hours of NMLS-approved pre-licensing education. Some states also require additional state-specific education.
Yes. Our courses are designed to provide the knowledge you'll need to prepare for the National SAFE MLO Test and begin your mortgage career.
Yes. Our SAFE Act training helps students build the knowledge and confidence needed to prepare for the licensing exam.
Yes. While the SAFE Act establishes national minimum standards for Mortgage Loan Originators (MLOs), each state has its own licensing requirements, application process, fees, and continuing education rules. We provide state-specific information and NMLS-approved education to help you meet your state's requirements.
You can select your state from our
State Licensing Guide to view the education requirements, licensing process, fees, and regulatory agency information. Our training team can also help you identify the courses you need.
Yes. We offer NMLS-approved pre-licensing education and
state-specific courses where required. Course availability varies by state.
Most students complete the education, testing, and application process within one to three months, depending on how quickly they complete their coursework, schedule their exam, and satisfy state licensing requirements.
Yes. Most online courses are self-paced, allowing you to study according to your schedule.
Licensing requirements vary by position and state. Mortgage Loan Originators typically require licensing, while many processing and underwriting positions may not.
No. Many new loan officers begin with no prior mortgage experience.
Yes. Many courses are available online, allowing you to complete training from virtually anywhere while learning at your own pace.
Most of our online courses allow students to complete lessons according to their own schedules, making it easy to balance training with work and family commitments.
Yes. Students can access online training from any computer or compatible mobile device with internet access.
We focus on practical mortgage knowledge—not just passing an exam. Our programs are designed to help students apply what they learn in real-world lending environments.
Absolutely. Continuing education and specialized certifications help professionals stay compliant, improve technical skills, and prepare for leadership opportunities.
Invest In Your Future With Industry-Leading Mortgage Training
Whether you're starting your career, preparing for NMLS licensing, or advancing your professional skills, the Mortgage Training Center provides the education and expertise to help you achieve your goals.
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Top FAQs
SAFE is the licensing requirement to become a mortgage broker. SAFE established minimum rules and standards for the licensing and registration of mortgage loan originators.
Generally speaking, Mortgage Brokers must be licensed, but processors and underwriters to no.
A mortgage processor is responsible for assembling, administering, and processing loan application paperwork before it gets approved.
A loan underwriter assesses the risk of lending money for a home, car, or debt consolidation.
In business since the mid-1990's, we have over 25 years of experience delivering high-quality training content via seminar, webinar, online, and other formats. Each of our courses are delivered by an industry expert who will share his or her years of experience to help you be in compliance, smarter, and more productive, and almost all offer SHRM and HRCI credits.
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