The National NMLS SAFE Act Test Prep Guide for Mortgage Loan Originators

By: Ali Siavash

Narrated by: River Kanoff

How to redirect your study stress toward exam success...

Are you feeling nervous about your upcoming NMLS exam?

You know this is the right career path for you, and you couldn’t possibly be more excited, right?

But, you may also have heard that over 40 percent of people fail on their first attempt.

Are you looking at everything there is to study, feeling overwhelmed and exhausted before you’ve even begun?

Having second thoughts about it all, maybe? Or simply wish there were a way to organize all the information and make it all a bit easier for yourself?

The truth is, yes, the NMLS exam is very difficult. It covers an extensive and broad assortment of information, and you never know exactly what they are going to ask you about so you do need to prepare for it all. However, this doesn't mean that you have to spend the next 20 years with your nose buried in a pile of study material.

With an organized and all-inclusive understanding of the exam content, paired with powerful tips and pointers for how to navigate both the studying process and the exam itself, you’ll find that preparing for your NMLS test is actually something really straightforward.

In The National NMLS SAFE Act Test Prep Guide for Mortgage Loan Originators, you’ll discover:

• What life as an MLO is like and how best to maintain your status once you’ve achieved it
• Powerful tips and tricks from people who have passed the exam, and some advice from those who still haven’t
• An in-depth look at federal rules and regulations ensuring you are ready for any and all potential “curveballs”
• A comprehensive look at all the ethical and behavioral scenarios you’ll encounter and how to deal with them in the most efficient manner possible
• The most detailed look at mortgage products there is, allowing you to walk into that test room with your head held high, confident that you truly do know it all
• Over 100 sample questions with answers provided to help not only know the answers but to understand why
• And much more...

This is a big turning point in your life, one you’ve already invested substantially in. It’s important to capitalize on this beautiful moment in your life and to walk forward into a whole new life on the other side of it.

This isn’t some ridiculously complex stuff that only a super-genius can figure out. The test has a lot of information, sure, but with some time and a bit of determined focus, you can master it all without worry or concern.

If you’re ready to take control of your career and walk out of that testing center knowing you aced the exam on the first try, then scroll up and click the “buy now” button right away.

©2013 Ali Siavash (P)2013 Ali Siavash

Beware, outdated content and incorrect test answers

Doesn't include the new LE and CD. At least one test answer is incorrect (DTI question). Narrator mispronounced some terms and wording

decent but outdated

Reading is very dry, reminds of Ben Stein visine commercials. Some info is outdated, most of it is still good to know but if you are unaware of the current numbers and forms used it could cause you additional problems when taking the exam.

Extremely helpful

Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?

This was helpful for passing my NMLS test when I took it the second time. I did not pass it the first time without it as a study aide.

Any additional comments?

I had to take the test for a second time so I bought this audiobook I hope of reinforcing what I already knew and to help me memorize things I was struggling with.
I listened to it once from start to finish 3 days prior to my test. On the day of my test, I listened to the parts I was struggling with several times. I focused on definitions, formulas, and quick facts which helped me to memorize a lot of key points I the NMLS test.
The entire book is a little over 3 hours long but it breaks things down well into the main sections tested on. In my opinion, it was a helpful tool if my passing the test the second time. It seemed to help jog my memory when coming across questions on the test. Well worth the price of the test! Kelly C.

Fine tuned what I already knew!!!

If you wants to pass you MLO test, get this book and listen to it at least 3x, and take notes!

I needed to learn.

I just have an issue with the narrator. His monotone voice made me struggle to keep attention. It was like a computer talking. I need to study so I finished it but jeez. I'm glad I got it with a credit. If I paid for it I'd want my money back. Next time I'll buy the book I guess.

older version but most info still relevant

older version but most info still relevant, can listen while on the move. its free!

Good to fall asleep with

No really! good to fall asleep studying for the mortgage exam playing Audible next to your head. However there are mistakes & updates. It doesn't help to study if you don't know where the changes are; if you are clearly studying some wrong, inaccurate info. This should definitely be updated with bold/bullet points, clearly pointing out changes, i.e., there is no longer a GFE, etc. 1 of the practice test answers are incorrect. 99.9% sure but I have to find it and they want this review now. Will update. (Just like Book should!) Mortgage broker 10 years, getting back in the biz.

Good

It was informative just didn't enjoy the voice that much but over all pretty good maybe it could have went a little more in depth.

Former Loan Officer

As a former Loan Officer from the early and mid 2000's before licensing was required. I wanted a nice refresher before starting my Pre-Licensing course. Although very resourceful, it is a smidge outdated. However it is still full of useful and pertinent information! Put your read speed up to 1:35x and it's read at a much better place.

update needed

updated revision is need! please and add TRID amd LE/ CD. otherwise it is very helpful