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MORTGAGE LOAN ORIGINATOR (MLO) EXAM – NMLS
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWER WITH
EXPLANATION LATEST 2025-2026

1.

The SAFE Act requires mortgage loan originators to:
A. Obtain licensure or registration
B. Work only for banks
C. Set interest rates
D. Appraise property
Answer: A
Rationale: MLOs must be licensed or registered under SAFE Act.



2.

The NMLS stands for:
A. Nationwide Multistate Licensing System
B. National Mortgage Lending Service
C. New Mortgage Loan System
D. National Market Loan System
Answer: A
Rationale: Central licensing system for MLOs.



3.

TILA primarily requires:
A. Truth in lending disclosures
B. Property inspections
C. Title insurance
D. Tax collection
Answer: A
Rationale: Ensures borrowers understand loan terms.

,4.

RESPA regulates:
A. Settlement costs and disclosures
B. Property taxes
C. Insurance premiums
D. Rental agreements
Answer: A
Rationale: Prevents kickbacks and ensures transparency.



5.

An MLO is prohibited from:
A. Steering borrowers unfairly
B. Explaining loan terms
C. Processing applications
D. Reviewing credit reports
Answer: A
Rationale: Fair lending laws prohibit steering.



6.

The CFPB is responsible for:
A. Consumer financial protection
B. Property appraisal
C. Tax collection
D. Title insurance issuance
Answer: A
Rationale: Regulates consumer financial products.



7.

APR stands for:
A. Annual Percentage Rate
B. Applied Property Rate
C. Adjustable Payment Ratio
D. Annual Principal Return

, Answer: A
Rationale: True cost of borrowing.



8.

Loan origination fee is:
A. Fee charged for processing loan
B. Property tax
C. Insurance premium
D. Rental fee
Answer: A
Rationale: Covers lender processing costs.



9.

Ability-to-repay rule requires:
A. Borrower must demonstrate repayment capacity
B. Only credit score matters
C. No income verification
D. No documentation required
Answer: A
Rationale: Prevents risky lending.



10.

A qualified mortgage (QM):
A. Meets federal lending standards
B. Has no requirements
C. Is government grant
D. Requires no income check
Answer: A
Rationale: Provides safer loan structure.



11.

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