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Indiana Loan Originator and Principal Manager License Renewal & Continuing Education Courses

Indiana requires mortgage loan originators and principal managers to complete six hours of continuing education each calendar year following the year in which the registration was initially issued. Renewal applications must be submitted no later than December 1st of the year of expiration. Failure to submit the renewal on time will require the individual to apply for an initital registration and complete all initial requirements.

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Mortgage Lending Fraud Unmasked 6 Online
$99.00
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  • Interactive online program with learning reviews, quizzes, and a final exam. ProSchools' exclusive program helps you review each section of the course and assess your mastery of the material.
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ProSchools' approved online courses meet the continuing education requirement.

After enrolling, your online table of contents acts as your roadmap for completing the coursework, and highlights the information most critical for you to know. Practice quizzes are available via computer to help reinforce vital information. Plus, our Customer Support team and your instructor are always here to help you along.

Due to recent law changes this state-approved course must be completed by December 31, 2009! Mortgage lending practices came under close scrutiny by federal and state governing agencies in recent years. Tighter guidelines to protect consumers resulted, along with larger penalties for violators. This course analyzes motivations for and how to recognize fraud schemes and predatory lending practices. Flipping, equity skimming and fraudulent schemes used by mortgage brokers, real estate agents, appraisers and builders are highlighted. Proactive steps to take to reduce the possibilities of fraud in the industry are provided.
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