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Real Estate Exam
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Master the Florida license exam with 5,000+ practice questions. Detailed explanations, practical exam tips and War Room topic hubs give you a clear roadmap to a passing score.
Key Topics on the Florida Exam
Brokerage Relationships
The duties in each of Florida's brokerage relationships.
Transition to Transaction Broker
How the relationship changes, and when.
Escrow Deposits
How earnest money is held and handled.
Escrow Disputes
How deposit disputes are resolved.
Post-Licensing Education
What you must finish before your first renewal.
Real Estate Recovery Fund
How a consumer recovers from the fund.
How You Study with PracExam
Questions by Topic
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Exam Tips
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Mock Exams
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Florida Real Estate Exam at a Glance
- License agency
- Florida Real Estate Commission, FREC
- Exam vendor
- Pearson VUE
- Exam day
- Two signature IDs and your course certificate
- Course exam
- 70% or higher to complete the course
- Fingerprints
- Digital fingerprints required
- Post-licensing
- 45 hours before your first renewal
Sources: DBPR sales associate booklet · Pearson VUE Florida exams. Check the official information before you apply.
Sample Florida Question
A buyer tells a transaction broker that a need to live closer to family is driving the purchase. The seller asks the broker why the buyer wants the home. The buyer has not waived confidentiality in writing. How should the broker respond?
- AReveal the motive during price negotiations
- BReveal the motive with oral permission alone
- CShare the motive with both parties equally
- DKeep the buyer's motivation confidential
Show answer and explanation
The correct answer is D. This question asks whether the buyer's purchasing motivation may be disclosed. A transaction broker does not disclose a party's motivation for buying or selling unless that party waives confidentiality in writing. This protects the reason for the transaction from becoming negotiating information for the other side. The desire to live near family is a purchasing motivation and remains confidential. A: This assumes the motive may be disclosed during negotiations. Negotiations alone do not end confidentiality. B: This treats oral permission as equivalent to a written waiver. The rule requires a written waiver. C: This assumes equal sharing with both sides makes disclosure permissible. Protected motivation cannot be disclosed without a written waiver merely because both sides receive it.
Exam tip
A question about why someone buys or sells may test confidentiality even without a price figure. Distinguish transaction motivation from important facts about the home itself. Remember the absence of the party's written waiver. Ordinary reasons involving family, moving, or personal circumstances may tempt you to treat the information as harmless conversation. Rather than evaluating the seriousness of the reason, ask whether it explains the party's motivation.
Five Steps to Your Florida License
- 163-Hour EducationFinish Course I and score at least 70% on the course exam.
- 2PracExam Practice and Mock ExamsWork by topic and close your weak spots with detailed explanations.
- 3Book with Pearson VUEPrepare two signature IDs and your course certificate.
- 4Pass the 100-Question ExamScore 75 points or higher.
- 5Work Under a BrokerJoin a broker and finish post-licensing education.
Florida Real Estate Exam FAQ
How many questions are on the Florida real estate exam?
The sales associate exam has 100 multiple-choice questions in 3.5 hours, and you pass with 75 points or higher.
What do I bring to the Florida exam?
Bring two forms of signature ID, one government issued, and your course completion certificate. Without the certificate you will not be admitted.
Is post-licensing education required in Florida?
Yes. You must finish 45 hours of post-licensing education before your first renewal, or the license becomes null and void.
How do I prepare for the Florida exam with PracExam?
Work through Florida and national questions by topic, with a detailed explanation and exam tip on every question. Use the War Room topic pages to review the rules, then practice with mock exams.
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