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Now available:
Computerized practice exams for your WA State Loan Originator or Designated Broker exam.
 
 

 
 
 
 
State Law
The Mortgage Broker Practices Act-RCWs
The Mortgage Broker Practices Act-WACs
The Consumer Protection Act;
The Escrow Agent Registration Act, chapter 18.44 RCW;
Trust Account requirements provided in the Mortgage Broker Practices Act
Record keeping requirements provided in the Mortgage Broker Practices Act
Mortgage, deed of trust, and real estate contract statutes set forth in Title 61 RCW;
Washington principal and agent law;
Real estate and appraisal law, including without limitation, the provisions of chapters 18.85 and 18.140 RCW;
WA State Usury Law
General Industry Knowledge
Arithmetical computations common to mortgage lending including without limitation, the computation of annual percentage rate, finance charge, amount financed, payment and amortization;
Ethics in the mortgage industry
Property type, loan programs, occupancy classes, types of documentation
Federal Law
The Federal Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act,
Truth in Lending Act
Regulation Z of the TILA
Equal Credit Opportunity Act
Fair Credit Reporting Act
Fair Housing Act
Home Mortgage Disclosure Act
Community Reinvestment Act
Gramm Leach Bliley Act
Alternative Mortgage Transaction
Parity Act
Home Mortgage Disclosure Act
Telemarketing & Consumer Fraud & Abuse Act
Home Owners Equity Protection Act
Bank Secrecy Act
US Patriot Act
Private Mortgage Insurance Act

 

SCHEDULE OF UPCOMING CLASSES

 

 

Loan Originators: 90 questions
Mortgage Brokers: 125 questions

Both exams will contain 10 pre-test questions that are not counted toward the score.

The exam content is distributed as follows:

State Law
Loan Originators: 54%
Mortgage Brokers: 61%
General Industry Knowledge
Loan Originators: 11%
Mortgage Brokers: 9%
Ethics
Loan Originators: 4%
Mortgage Brokers: 4%
Federal Law
Loan Originators: 31%
Mortgage Brokers: 26%
 
 
 

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