how to become a morgage broker?

Question

what qualificatons do you need.?

Answer 1

I broke my mortgage the other day. I was told to move it by my financial adviser. I was nearly out of the door when I tripped over Crystal, my pet octopus. She had got out of her cage and was looking for some digestive biscuits. Anyway the mortgage fell out of my arms, almost like it was in slow motion, and smashed into a thousand pieces. Thankfully neither myself or Crystal where injured. The only formal qualification I needed was CSE in woodwork, which was of no benefit what so ever. If I'd had known I'd have never taken the exam. Hope that helps

Answer 2

You will need to take some financial qualifications and be registered as a broker, best place to find out everything for sure, if you are in the UK, that is, is the Financial Services Authority as they oversee all areas of financial transactions and the people that conduct them. You may need to sit the FPC, Financial Planning Certificates, fairly hard, 'A' level standards.

Answer 3

You need to take CeMAP. If you do a google search you will find loads of companies that offer it.
You dont need any other formal qualifications ie A levels etc, but obviously you need to be pretty smart.

http://www.cemap-training.co.uk/cemap_virtual_training.htm
http://www.ifslearning.com/qualifications/courses/cemap.cfm
http://www.trainingpages.com/x/category,kw-1305,.html

Answer 4

It is different in each state and each country. Some requires course work and exams and some don't. You should check with the government license department (of the state if you live in US) for requirement.

Answer 5

Learn to spell mortgage for a start

Answer 6

Jeremy, you'll have to learn how to spell and use good English first. An attention to detail is also required........
Hmmm.

Answer 7

get a hammer