454 practice questions for the SAFE Mortgage Loan Originator Test, the national test with Uniform State Content you must pass with 75% or better for any state MLO license. They follow the NMLS content outline, weighted the way the real test is: federal mortgage laws 24%, uniform state content 11%, general mortgage knowledge 20%, origination activities 27% and ethics 18%. Many are moments from the desk: the borrower who wants a debt left off, the Loan Estimate handed over on a Monday, the gift check from the seller's company, the agent who asks for the buyer's credit score. Each is tagged to its outline topic, so your score report shows exactly where you miss, and every answer explains why the best choice is best and links the federal rule behind it.
The real test: 120 multiple-choice questions (115 scored, 5 unscored pretest) in 190 minutes, at a test center or online with a live proctor, and you need 75% to pass, a mark set by the SAFE Act. The fee is $110. A failed test means a 30-day wait, then 30 days again, then 180 days after three failures in a row. It covers 5 content areas: federal mortgage-related laws (24%), uniform state content (11%), general mortgage knowledge (20%), mortgage loan origination activities (27%) and ethics (18%). Our practice test is full length, 115 scored questions plus 5 unscored in 190 minutes, split like the outline, passing at 87 of 115.
Here: 454 questions. Our own practice questions, built on the NMLS SAFE MLO National Test with Uniform State Test content outline and written from the federal text itself (RESPA / Reg X, TILA / Reg Z including TRID, ECOA / Reg B, HMDA, FCRA, GLBA, the Bank Secrecy Act rules, the Homeowners Protection Act, the SAFE Act with Regs G and H, and the CSBS/AARMR Model State Law), with every answer's source named. Topics are the test's 5 content areas. Not NMLS's test questions. Free.
A title company pays a lender $2,000 a month under a "marketing services agreement," and the amount rises and falls with the number of closings the lender sends. What is the problem?
A.Only that the agreement should be renewed every year
B.The payments track referrals, so they look like a Section 8 kickback in disguise
C.None, since any written contract makes a payment legal
D.Only that the title company must also pay the borrowers a share of the money each month
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B. The payments track referrals, so they look like a Section 8 kickback in disguise