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Pass the NMLS MLO Mortgage Licensing Exam!
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Pass the NMLS MLO Mortgage Licensing Exam!

Everything that the NMLS exam candidate needs to know to pass the SAFE exam and get their MLO license.
Created byRich Leffler
Last updated 2/2026
English

What you'll learn

  • The student will receive information that the 20-hour pre-licensing course is unable to provide.
  • The student will learn exactly what he or she needs to know in order to pass the SAFE exam.
  • The student will learn how to properly prepare for the NMLS exam.
  • The student will learn the basic fundamentals of residential mortgage loan origination.
  • The student will learn tips and strategies to maximize his or her success.

Course content

6 sections35 lectures12h 31m total length
  • Mortgage Origination Fundamentals and the Four Strategies for NMLS Exam Success!33:36

    This video reviews basic residential mortgage loan origination fundamentals as well as the four study strategies necessary to pass the NMLS exam.

Requirements

  • The student should have completed his or her NMLS 20-hour pre-licensing course prior to undertaking this curriculum.

Description

Are you aware that, per the NMLS itself, approximately 50% of those who take the NMLS exam are never able to pass?  Yup!  You sure read that right!  The NMLS exam discloses an overall failure rate of right around 50% and  first-time pass rate of only 53%!  Those are astonishingly-high failure rates for an exam of this caliber.

The reason why the overall failure rate is so high is because no 20-hour pre-licensing course, by itself, is able to properly prepare anyone for the SAFE exam.  After all, how can a 20-hour course ever be expected to effectively deliver 150 hours' worth of material in a 20-hour time frame?  Plainly and simply, it can't!

Our goal is for you to join the 50% of those who pass!  And AxSellerated Development, through our numerous SAFE test prep products and services, can do just that.  We'll provide the material, you commit to properly preparing and follow our guidance, and, together, we'll celebrate your success!

Why repeatedly pay the test registration fee and be forced to wait weeks to re-test?  Wouldn't the much better alternative be to pass this exam on your very first attempt?  Consider this course to be an investment in yourself and your career.

This video course takes the NMLS test candidate on an informative journey through everything described on the NMLS Test Content Outline, the NMLS exam's foundation.  The material is delivered in easy-to-understand terms using examples and scenarios to help solidify understanding and retention. By following the guidelines and learning the material presented through this curriculum, you'll be certain to join those who pass this exam.

This video series commences with an engaging fundamental introduction to the exciting and profitable world of residential mortgage loan origination.  The sections that follow review and discuss the five modules outlined through the NMLS Test Content Outline:


  1. Federal Mortgage Related Laws (24%);

  2. Uniform State Content (USC) (11%);

  3. General Mortgage Knowledge (20%);

  4. Mortgage Loan Origination Activities (27%); and

  5. Ethics (18%).

By thoroughly completing this video series and following its recommended study strategies, the NMLS exam candidate will be appropriately prepared to knock the NMLS exam right out of the park!

Find more helpful NMLS exam prep tools, products and services at AxSellerated Development, the link for which is in the instructor profile.

Lastly, please feel free to join our free NMLS exam prep Facebook group through the URL also provided in the instructor profile.

Good luck!

Who this course is for:

  • This course is intended for Residential Mortgage Loan Originator licensing candidates needing to pass the NMLS MLO national licensing exam in order to pursue their state MLO licensure(s).