Practice questions based on the BC Mortgage Services Act, Regulation and Rules
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Practice Questions
Question 1
Dana wants to arrange mortgages for pay as an employee of a mortgage brokerage. What does section 3(2) of the Act require of Dana?
Explanation: An individual who provides mortgage services for direct or indirect remuneration, as an employee or otherwise, must be licensed as a principal broker or mortgage broker and act on behalf of a mortgage brokerage (s. 3(2)(a)), unless exempt.
Question 2
An applicant has not completed the applied practice courses required for a new licence. What can the Superintendent do under Rule 9(3)?
Explanation: An applicant who has not completed the applied practice courses may be issued a temporary licence under section 19 of the Act that is conditional on taking those courses, or having them waived, within the period specified in the licence (Rule 9(3)).
Question 3
A licensee has not verified the identity of a party by the time the borrower is about to sign the mortgage agreement. What does Rule 42(4) require?
Explanation: If a licensee has not verified a party's identity by the times listed in Rule 42(4), such as immediately before the borrower signs the mortgage instrument, the licensee must advise the other parties in writing at that time.
Question 4
What must the conflict of interest disclosure statement in Rules 74 and 75 disclose?
Explanation: The statement must disclose any direct or indirect interest that the licensee, or any associate or related party, has or may acquire in the transaction. It must be in an approved form, dated and signed by the licensee, and true, plain and not misleading.
Question 5
A brokerage uses a pooled trust account. Which additional record does Rule 98 require?
Explanation: For each pooled trust account, the brokerage must prepare separate trust ledgers for each mortgage or transaction and for each licensee or other intended recipient of remuneration, plus a monthly trust liability and asset reconciliation (Rule 98).
FAQ
The final examination of the Mortgage Services Licensing Course run by UBC Sauder's Real Estate Division, required for a new mortgage broker licence under the Mortgage Services Act, which replaced the Mortgage Brokers Act on October 13, 2026.
UBC Sauder states 100 multiple-choice questions over three hours, a 70% passing grade, and two attempts per course registration. Confirm current details with UBC Sauder and BCFSA.
188 original questions on licensing and exemptions, qualifications, client duties, disclosures and dual agency, trust accounts and records, and enforcement, written from the Act, Regulation and Rules. It does not cover the finance, appraisal and property-law parts of the full course.
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