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A real estate broker performs only brokerage work and receives no mortgage-source compensation. What is the best conclusion under North Carolina MLO law or NCCOB guidance?

Correct Answer

A) A real estate brokerage activity exclusion can apply when the person is not compensated by a mortgage lender, broker, servicer, or MLO or their agents.

A real estate brokerage activity exclusion can apply when the person is not compensated by a mortgage lender, broker, servicer, or MLO or their agents. North Carolina includes a real estate brokerage activity exclusion when the person is not compensated by a mortgage lender, broker, servicer, or MLO or their agents.

Answer Options
A
A real estate brokerage activity exclusion can apply when the person is not compensated by a mortgage lender, broker, servicer, or MLO or their agents.
B
Assume another state's approval automatically satisfies the North Carolina requirement.
C
Apply the North Carolina rule only to company licenses and never to individual MLO activity.
D
Handle scope and exemptions with an informal note rather than the required license, disclosure, filing, or record.

Why This Is the Correct Answer

A real estate brokerage activity exclusion can apply when the person is not compensated by a mortgage lender, broker, servicer, or MLO or their agents. North Carolina includes a real estate brokerage activity exclusion when the person is not compensated by a mortgage lender, broker, servicer, or MLO or their agents.

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