Get Your Hawaii MLO License

4 Steps to obtain a Mortgage Loan Originator License in Hawaii

1

Complete an NMLS approved 20-hour MLO Course:
Click here to purchase the 20-hour course

2

Take and Pass a 3-hour Hawaii Mortgage Lending Laws Course
We do not have this course at this time and must be taken with another provider.

3

Pass your national mortgage exam:
Exam prep included free of charge (unlike other schools)

4

Apply for the MLO License:
We report your hours to the NMLS free of charge for the 20-hour course

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This NMLS Approved course is the first step to earning your license.  Our Senior Instructor has 20+ years of mortgage training experience.  Once you complete the training, we will report your hours to the NMLS free of charge.

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20 Hour SAFE Comprehensive: National MLO Course

This the first course you need to take to obtain your Hawaii license. We currently do not offer the 3-hour Hawaii Mortgage Lending Laws Course

We do include our exam prep course free, so you can take your time studying to pass your license exam!

Hawaii MLO License Exam Prep

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Frequently asked Questions about 24hourEDU and How to Get your Mortgage License

We made sure the NMLS required 20-hours of studying includes the information needed pass the SAFE MLO Exam.  To ensure students have an opportunity to continue to study, we provide everyone with a 600 page e-book, 500 exam prep questions, and a 30-page study guide specific to the test. We want every student to have the material needed to pass their exam. It is included, because you will need it to study as a resource after your 20-hour mortgage loan office course.

A mortgage loan originator (MLO) is a professional who helps borrowers apply for and obtain mortgage loans. They assess borrowers’ financial situations, recommend appropriate loan products, and guide clients through the mortgage application process. Many people refer to the individual MLO as a mortgage loan officer or mortgage broker.

Yes, you need a license to become a mortgage loan originator in the United States. This requirement was established by the SAFE Act of 2008 to ensure that MLOs meet minimum standards for education, testing, and background checks.