1 Hour MO SAFE: Missouri Mortgage Continuing Education

​​​​​​​​​​​​​​This course will cover several fundamental state regulations that Missouri mortgage loan originators must be familiar with. Being familiar with important laws in Missouri's residential mortgage loan industry will ensure that mortgage loan originators are compliant with the state's expectations of MLO behavior.

In the first module we are going to discuss Missouri law and rule requirements relating to operating a mortgage business in Missouri. The laws relating to how a mortgage loan originator is to operate and conduct their business affairs are based upon both statutory and administrative rules.

In the second module we are going to address Missouri specific issues relating to second/junior mortgages and reverse mortgages. The law relating to mortgages is generally similar throughout the United States in terms of general concepts. However, many states have enacted laws that address specific details that add specific state procedures and requirements. Missouri is no exception to enacting these laws that modify and add to the general mortgage law concepts.

Topics and Learning Objectives

This loan originator continuing education course consists of two modules and a 15-question final exam:

1. The Basis of Missouri Law (30 minutes)
2. Missouri-Specific Laws Impacting Mortgage Practice (10 minutes)
3. Final exam (10 minutes)

Total study time: 1 credit hour

This course will prepare Missouri licensees to:

• Identify the required conduct for licensees relating to office operation and reporting requirements.
• List and discuss examples of prohibited conduct.
• Discuss licensee advertising requirements and prohibitions.
• Explain the required disclosures relating to the transfer of servicing and fee agreements.
• Explain a licensee’s obligations regarding escrow accounts and advance fees.
• List the permitted items a lender making a second mortgage may charge.
• Discuss the rules relating to reverse mortgages in the context of Missouri law.

NMLS ID Required

You must have an NMLS ID to receive credit for this course. You will need this number before you begin the course.

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• Login into NMLS
• Click on the Composite View tab.
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