Loan officer candidates — a smart bunch

June 9th, 2010

Written by Greg Frost Jr.

Categories: Licensing, Loan officer licensing, Loan Officer News, Loan Officer Opportunities, Loan Officers, Mortgage Banker News, Mortgage licensing, Mortgage News, Net Branch Opportunities, Net Branch Partners

Roughly 71% of loan officers pass the national test to become qualified mortgage professionals the first time they take the exam, according to new figures released by the Nationwide Mortgage Licensing System. The state (first-time) pass rate is even better: 78%, according to NMLS. The results reflect tests administered between July 30 of last year and April 30, 2009.

via National Mortgage News – mortgage industry news | mortgage information | commercial real estate.

Loan officers are in general a pretty sharp group of people. They’re highly motivated, driven to succeed, and almost always multitalented. And so, it’s no surprise that so many are achieving their licensing on the first go-round.

In any business, though, the testing is continuous, and a professional is always in training for the next level, whether that’s an official certification or just a step up in his or her capacity or skills.

If you’re looking to make that next step, we’re looking for you. We seek out top performers who will appreciate the unparalleled mortgage platform we can provide, please get in touch with us today. We think you’ll be glad you did.

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