California is leading a multi-state regulatory task force investigating a company suspected of allowing mortgage loan originators to skirt their pre-licensing and continuing education coursework requirements.
Source: Inman News
Regulators probe ‘education fraud scheme’ by loan originators
Published in California Department of Financial Protection and Innovation, Conference of State Banks Supervisors, continuing education, DFPI, licensing, loan originators, Mortgage, Nationwide Multistate Licensing System, NMLS, Real Estate Educational Services and Regulations
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