Continuing Education Training
The Mortgage Bankers Association of Kentucky (MBAKY), NMLS Provider ID #1405096, is proud to be an approved provider of NMLS SAFE ACT Mortgage Loan Originator (MLO) 8-Hour Continuing Education (CE).
For 2026, MBAKY will offer CE courses in a live classroom format, open to members, non-members, and all Kentucky mortgage industry professionals. These sessions will fulfill both the 7-Hour National Core Requirement and the 1-Hour Kentucky State Elective.
Live and interactive classes will be held at locations across the Commonwealth. Visit our course calendar for a full schedule of dates and venues.
Live Class Calendar
2026 Live Class Calendar
Lexington
Tuesday, September 8, 2026
Guide Realty
1591 Winchester Road, Ste. 104
Lexington, KY 40505
8 am- 5 pm
Louisville
Thursday, October 8, 2026
Delphi Center for Teaching and Learning
Founders Union Room 136A
University of Louisville
450 N Whittington Pkwy
Louisville, KY 40222
8 am – 5 pm
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Course Purpose
To ensure that MLOs are qualified and continuously educated on the laws and rules regarding mortgage origination, the Secure and Fair Enforcement for Mortgage Licensing Act of 2008 (SAFE Act) requires that state-licensed MLOs complete NMLS approved pre-licensure education and annual continuing education. NMLS approved education sets the groundwork for MLOs across the nation to help people reach their dream of home ownership and maintain the health of the mortgage industry.
MBAKY live classroom offering satisfies a Mortgage Loan Originators requirements for their 2026 8-Hour CE requirement
- 7-Hour SAFE CE Core: Industry Updates for Mortgage Professionals
- 1-Hour KY SAFE CE: Kentucky State Mortgage Law
7-Hour SAFE CE Core: Industry Updates for Mortgage Professionals ID 17548: Course Objectives
Upon completion of this course, you will be able to:
- Review the purpose and functions of the MMC
- Discuss housing issues, challenges and potential solutions
- Understand current and proposed credit rules and regulations
- Explain cash flow underwriting and how it impacts eligibility
- Describe RESPA rules and potential reform
- Summarize BSA/AML and reporting requirements
- Compare current and upcoming valuation processes
- Identify innovative lending programs available at local, state and federal levels
- Define AI and the impact it may have on mortgage lending
1-Hour KY SAFE CE: Kentucky State Mortgage Law ID 17549: Course Objectives
Upon completion of this course, you will be able to:
- Know the limitations on total net income to originating entity (KRS 286.8-125).
- Understand the requirements for proper advertising standards. Express how all advertising, even in individual websites and social media, is required to note employer and include the proper NMLS numbers of both the MLO and employer.
- Articulate the duties required to be performed in the “mortgage lending process” as defined in KRS 286.8-010(14)
Course Requirements
This course is a live classroom training session, designed to fulfill the 7-hour CE core content. The course is comprised of presentation, readings, discussions, and case studies. An instructor will guide participants through the content and activities. Live classroom dates and times will be scheduled for private and public events. Private dates, times and locations are determined and agreed upon between the instructor and the client. Public events are scheduled by Tennessee Mortgage Bankers Association and promoted with date, time and location listed. NMLS course approval number is also identified with the public offerings. Course offerings are put into the NMLS prior to any event with date, time and address where the class will take place.
Compliance of Completion
In order to complete this 8-hour course and receive credit, students must:
- Present valid photo ID and sign the attendance sheet upon arrival
- Sign out and back in the class if you leave the class
- Be present and attentive for the full course time; tardiness may result in a “fail”
- Complete 100% of the case study activities with satisfactory responses
- Participate in small group discussions and exercises
Upon completion of the course students will receive a completion certificate via email.
