1 Hour NC SAFE: 2026 Continuing Education Online Self-Study Course #18481
This course has been broken up into two chapters. The North Carolina SAFE Act underwent significant updates in 2025, modernizing its language and introducing key changes that affect mortgage professionals. Chapter 1 will summarize these updates and highlight important requirements, and Chapter 2 will outline prohibited activities and advertising practices under the revised Act.
NMLS Provider ID #1400062
CE 1 Hour North Carolina SAFE Course ID #
$32.99
By the end of this course, learners will be able to:
- Identify the major updates to the North Carolina SAFE Act, including changes to licensing, recordkeeping, and regulatory compliance that affect mortgage professionals.
- Recognize the revised definitions, mortgage broker and mortgage lender duties, and recordkeeping requirements, and understand how they apply to mortgage lenders, brokers, servicers, and registrants.
- Recognize and explain the key prohibited acts related to mortgage lending, including misrepresentation, false promises, improper handling of funds, unfair or deceptive advertising, and violations.
- Identify the requirements for compliant mortgage advertising, ensuring advertisements accurately reflect loan terms and do not mislead or deceive potential borrowers.
- Understand the potential penalties and disciplinary actions for non-compliance with the NC SAFE Act.
Chapter 1: Security Breaches; Mortgage Broker Compensation Disclosures
Chapter 2: Natural Disaster Lending; Advertising Requirements
