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Five steps, roughly four to eight weeks, and one decision that matters more than the rest — which brokerage sponsors you.
An FSRA-approved provider such as REMIC delivers the course. Online from $358, live webcast from $365. Many people finish in as little as a week.
The exam is written at the end of the course. Study time is the main variable — most people budget 20 to 40 hours.
You cannot hold an Ontario mortgage agent licence on your own. A licensed brokerage must sponsor you. This is the decision that shapes your first year, so compare carefully.
Your brokerage confirms sponsorship, you complete the FSRA application and pay the licensing fee. Errors and omissions coverage is arranged through the brokerage.
At NP Mortgages you begin training before the licence lands, so week one is live files, not orientation slides.
Step 3 is the one to slow down on. Compare Ontario brokerages side by side before you pick a sponsor.
The Level 1 course starts around $358 online, plus the FSRA licensing fee. Book the course through NP Mortgages and we reimburse the course fee once you are licensed with us.
The course itself can be finished in as little as a week. Adding the exam, sponsorship and FSRA processing, most people are licensed within four to eight weeks.
No. There is no degree requirement. Most successful new agents come from sales, banking, real estate or customer-facing work.
Yes. NP Mortgages licenses part-time agents with the same lender access, coaching and tools as full-time agents.
Book the Mortgage Agent Level 1 course through NP Mortgages and we reimburse it once you're licensed with us.