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Mortgage Broker Bonds
If you are a Mortgage Broker, the State(s) in which you conduct your business will require a Mortgage Broker Bond before a Mortgage Broker State License can be issued to you.
If you have never had to apply for a Mortgage Broker Bond before, you need to know that the Mortgage Broker Bond is a form of surety bond. A surety bond is a guarantee that you (also known as the Principal in bond language) will uphold any statutes, laws, rules, and regulations that are outlined by the State (also known as the Obligee in bond language) in which you facilitate loans.
As a result, the SAFE Act of 2008 has created minimum standards that every state has adopted. In order to obtain a Mortgage Broker License in any State, you must first pass the requirements of, and register with, the Nationwide Mortgage License System (NMLS).
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