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Jerry Zamora
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  • El Paso, TX
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Becoming a MLO

Jerry Zamora
  • Homeowner
  • El Paso, TX
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Hello all
I'm looking into becoming a loan officer and was hoping to get a few questions answered please.
1. Do I need a state license (TX resident) or just NMLS license?
1b. Where can I prep for NMLS test? Couldn't find any schools that offer this training in my area, all focus on RE salesperson so online I think would be my only choice.
2. Is it a good career choice for someone who's working on getting a finance degree?
3. Finally, should I aim for a job at a bank or mortgage company?

Thanks in advance, any input or advice is greatly appreciated.

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