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Florida Mortgage Broker and Loan Officer Licenses: Frequently Asked Questions  

How can I learn more about what a career in mortgage lending really offers?
Visit the career information section of our Web site for a helpful overview of the exciting world of mortgage lending. Talking to successful professionals is another great way to learn more about being a mortgage broker on a daily basis. Check out our free articles to help you decide if a career in mortgage lending is right for you!

Who regulates mortgage lenders, mortgage brokers and loan originators and what is their contact information?
The Florida Office of Financial Regulation regulates mortgage lenders, mortgage brokers and loan originators. Their website is www.flofr.com/licensing. You can contact them by phone at (850) 410-9896.

What are the education and testing requirements?
Mortgage brokers and loan officers have varied education and experience requirements. For detailed information on requirements visit our License Requirement's page.

Should I get any additional books on the subject?
Sure, reading as much as you can about succeeding as a new mortgage broker is a wise strategy. ProSchools offers an array of books in our online bookstore.

What are the continuing education requirements?
Florida requires the principal representative and every loan originator and associate must complete 14 hours of continuing education bi-annually. The deadline to complete the continuing education is August 31st of each even numbered year. Schools has approved online continuing education courses to renew your license!

For more details on becoming a licensed mortgage broker, click here.