Mortgage Loan Originator Licensing
Superior School of Real Estate and Learn Mortgage partnered to bring you high quality pre-licensing mortgage education. Our partnership with Learn Mortgage offers you NMLS-approved mortgage pre-licensing courses at the national level and in all 50 states.
Convenient mortgage pre-licensing courses
Our partnership with Learn Mortgage brings you convenient and highly-rated pre-licensing courses. Learn Mortgage offers NMLS-approved mortgage pre-licensing courses at the national level and in all 50 states.
What you can expect from Learn Mortgage pre-licensing mortgage courses
Learn Mortgage's pre-licensing courses provide a top-notch learning experience for Mortgage Loan Originators. The courses are designed to help you achieve more in your mortgage career, increase productivity and branch into new areas of work.
Whether you're just getting started in your mortgage career, or looking to add licenses for additional states, Learn Mortgage has you covered.
Learn Mortgage's highly-rated mortgage pre-licensing courses are NMLS-approved at the national level and in all 50 states.
- Top-notch instruction from mortgage experts
- NMLS-approved Provider ID #1400214
- Convenient online courses
- National and state courses
Mortgage loan originator career insights
A mortgage loan originator (MLO) is a liaison between a lender and a consumer who wants to obtain a personal or business loan from that institution. As an MLO you will help facilitate a loan arrangement that is in the best interest of the consumer and the lender.
Mortgage loan originators need to:
- Have a comprehensive knowledge of available loans
- Understand the terms of loans, including requirements and conditions for consumer qualification
- Stay on top of interest rates
- Have excellent organization, communication and customer service skills
Mortgage loan originators may find employment in a variety of settings, including:
- Banks
- Credit Unions
- Commercial Lending Institutions
- Private Lending Institutions
- And More
MLO Salary, Earning Potential and Future Outlook
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), annual median pay for loan officers in 2018 was $63,040. Additionally, employment of loan officers is projected to grow 8% (faster than average) through 2028. MLOs with college degrees or experience may experience greater opportunity.