Having the license would certainly be an advantage in real estate, which is a business with a lot of gray areas of ethics.
yes, but you can be an originator without a license.
No.
No. Securitas and other large security companies do not require these degrees for security guards. You only need the degree if you are looking to become a licensed peace officer. You may obtain this license without becoming a police officer and it will advance your career in a private security firm if you become licensed.
A CEO (Corporate Executive Officer) is the head of a corporation.
If you are not licensed and are caught driving, in most cases you will be arrested and the car will be impounded. While officers sometimes have discretion to release the vehicle to another licensed driver or to write you a citation instead of making an arrest, this isn't always so, or they may opt not to use their discretion. It is certainly legal for the car to be impounded even if a licensed driver is available. If you have a license but simply don't have it on your person, most states do not provide for arrest and impounding of the vehicle if the officer can confirm that you are in fact a licensed driver.
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The Chief Executive Officer, CEO is the highest ranking officer in a corporation. He is higher than the CFO (chief financial officer) and the COO (chief operations officer) and the CIO (chief information officer) and the CSO (chief security officer), who all report to him, and to the Board of Directors. The Board of Directors are not officers of the corporation, but they are the final decision makers for the business.
Becoming a loan officer required a high school education and an ability to deal with customers. Most mortgage companies will offer courses for becoming a licensed loan officer. When you complete the training offered by the mortgage company you take an exam and from obtain your license. You can also receive training online, one such site for this training is http://www.campusmba.org/CertificatesandDesignations/SpecialistsDesignations/clo.htm.
If a organization is interested in starting a business as a mortgage banking lending institution, then yes you have to have a mortgage license. If the individual is interested in becoming a mortgage loan officer, then no you do not have to be licensed, only the organization that you are working for should have one.
An Officer is a person who has authority to bind the corporation. A manager is simply an employee who has supervisory authority over some employees and may or may not be an officer of the corporation.
A manager of a title company is not required to be licensed title agent. Only persons actually issuing policies are required to be licensed. Check with your particular state's requirement. In many states, there must be a full-time, licensed title producer onsite during regular business hours in a title AGENCY. Therefore, if that is your state's requirement for a title AGENCY, the answer is YES. Ditto, a licensed title producer's license may be required as a title examiner/title officer, reading title and issuing final policies. However, in some states, if you are a foreign corporation or LLC doing business in that state (meaning you are licensed there, but do not have a physical presence there) ONLY the entity license (office license) and individual holding the entity license must be licensed and registered as title producer. The out-of-state examiners do not have to hold a license in that state and if their home state does not have licensing, they can exam and issue in the foreign state. Again, check with your state's DOBI or DOI as to their requirements. Every state is different. For example, New York does not have licensing requirements at all, however, the Notaries are required to pass a state exam in order to be issued their Notary Public commission. New Jersey, Florida and Pennsylvannia have specific licensing rules as to foreign corps/LLCs as I am sure other states do as well.
The current Chief Executive Officer of the Apple corporation is Tim Cook. Tim Cook became the Chief Executive Officer when Steve Jobs resigned in 2011.