$92.50
Course ID
19046
Provider ID
1400023
Upgrade your pre-licensing education experience! Knowledge Coop’s Utah SAFE 5 Hour NMLS course is taught by industry experts in a conversational, podcast-style format. Our state PE courses replace static slides with real-world examples, practical scenarios, and takeaways that help connect Utah mortgage laws to the work of an MLO. Knowledge checks keep the course moving and help reinforce important concepts as you prepare for your Utah MLO license.
Utah NMLS PE Course Requirements
Mortgage loan originator applicants seeking licensure through the Utah Division of Real Estate must complete 25 hours of NMLS-approved pre-licensure education. This includes 20 hours of SAFE Act education plus 5 hours of Utah state-specific PE.
Knowledge Coop’s Utah SAFE 5 Hour NMLS course fulfills the Utah state-specific education requirement. It covers required topics including Utah mortgage and real estate laws, mortgage fraud, prohibited practices, licensing requirements, regulatory authority, recordkeeping, enforcement, and the roles of professionals involved in mortgage transactions.
Utah NMLS PE Course Overview
This 5-hour Utah state-specific pre-licensing course for mortgage loan originatorssatisfies the state-specific PE requirement established by the Utah Division of RealEstate (UT-DRE). The curriculum addresses Division structure and authority, MLOlicensing requirements, sponsorship and renewal obligations, record-keepingrequirements, the Residential Mortgage Loan Education, Research, and Recovery Fund,and prohibited conduct, enforcement, and registration requirements under theMortgage Lending and Servicing Act (UT Code Title 70D, Chapter 2).
The course also covers fair housing, reverse mortgage, and high-cost home loanrequirements under UT Code §§ 57-21, 57-28, and 61-2d; mortgage fraud definitions,penalties, and common fraud schemes involving title and escrow companies andappraisers under the Utah Mortgage Fraud Act (§ 76-6-1203), federal statute (18 U.S.C. §1014), FNMA Selling Guide guidance, and the Financial Institution Mortgage FinancingRegulation Act (§ 70D-3-402); and fraudulent conduct by real estate agents and mortgage professionals, predatory lending schemes, and the distinction between predatory lending and mortgage fraud under applicable federal standards.
Why Choose Knowledge Coop for State PE?
