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If you manage your Mortgage, Collection Agency, or Premium Finance Company license via the NMLS and you received a reminder email from the department advising you to complete your renewal through our eLicense portal, please ignore the email. You must request your renewal via the NMLS.

Renewal instructions and requirements for all NMLS licensees can be found via the >Arizona NMLS Renewal Checklist< .  Renewal instructions and requirements for NON-NMLS licensees can be found via the links below.

Renewal information for the following license types : //  Mortgage Industry  //  NON-NMLS - Collection Agency  //  NON-NMLS - Premium Finance 

  • Money Transmitters are now able to utilize Arizona's e-Licensing Money Transmitter authorized delegate service request.  Please click HERE

HOME OWNERSHIP

Home Ownership

Federal Reserve Mortgage and Foreclosure Resources:  

  • This website provides guides and tips to help choose a mortgage or deal with a foreclosure.

Home Affordable Refinance Program (HARP):  

  • HARP is a federal program of the United States to help underwater and near-underwater homeowners refinance their mortgages.

Making Home Affordable (MHA®):  

  • MHA® was created by the Departments of the Treasury and Housing and Urban Development to help homeowners avoid foreclosure, stabilize the country's housing market, and improve the nation's economy.

Fannie Mae:  

  • This website provides a variety of resources relating to home ownership and financing.

U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD):  

  • This website provides many resources relating to affordable housing, including foreclosure and mortgage rights.

American Association of Residential Mortgage Regulators (AARMR):    

  • AARMR is an organization established to promote the exchange of information and education concerning the licensing, supervision, and regulation of the residential mortgage industry.
  • Mortgage Brochure

CreditSmart® (Freddie Mac Credit Education Curriculum):  

  • As part of its commitment to educate and build sound financial literacy skills among consumers, Freddie Mac developed CreditSmart®, a multilingual financial education curriculum and consumer outreach initiative designed to help consumers build and maintain better credit, make sound financial decisions, and understand the steps to sustainable homeownership.