Real Estate Exams
Getting your first license? Pick your state's salesperson (sales agent / sales associate) exam — timed mocks in the real format, with an explanation for every question.
Not sure which? The salesperson exam is for your first license; a broker exam comes later, once you're licensed (Texas: 4 active years in the last 5). Already licensed? See broker exams →
Texas Real Estate Exam
National + State portionsThe Texas-specific law and practice most prep courses treat as an afterthought — TREC rules, disclosure, closing, landlord-tenant, and more.
Try free questions — no signupTopics, mock exams & details →North Carolina Real Estate Exam NEW
National + State portionsNorth Carolina's State section — agency disclosure, trust money, brokerage practice, and the other NC laws the Real Estate Commission tests.
Try free questions — no signupTopics, mock exams & details →Florida Real Estate Exam NEW
One exam · no separate National portionFlorida's Sales Associate exam — one 100-question exam where Florida law runs through every topic: brokerage relationships, escrow, homestead, condos, contracts and closing.
Try free questions — no signupTopics, mock exams & details →Pennsylvania Real Estate Exam NEW
National + State portionsPennsylvania's State portion — the Consumer Notice and agency duties, licensee conduct and escrow, licensing rules, and the other Pennsylvania laws the Commission's exam tests.
Try free questions — no signupTopics, mock exams & details →What's in every pass
Timed mock exams in the real format
Full-length mocks with the real exam's portions, weighted by the official content outline.
Scored like the real exam
Your result is scored against your state's passing standard. North Carolina and Pennsylvania mocks pass each portion separately at 75%, as their real exams do.
Topic drills
Practice one outline topic at a time until it sticks.
Exam Readiness estimate
An estimate of where you stand on each part of the exam, based on your practice so far.
Flashcards with spaced repetition
Missed concepts come back on a schedule until you know them.
An explanation for every question
Step-by-step reasoning for each answer, right or wrong.
Free concept lessons
Short lessons on the National principles and each state's law, free to read. Browse lessons →
How it works
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The exam at a glance
| Exam | Format | Passing standard | Administered by |
|---|---|---|---|
| Texas Sales Agent | National 80 scored items (150 min) + Texas State 40 scored items (90 min) | 70% on each portion: 56 of 80 and 28 of 40, passed separately | Pearson VUE for TREC |
| North Carolina Broker (first license) | National section 80 scored items + North Carolina State section 60 scored items | 75 on each section, passed separately | Pearson VUE for the NC Real Estate Commission |
| Florida Sales Associate | One 100-question exam across 19 content areas, Florida law throughout (no separate National portion) | 75 passes | Pearson VUE for the Florida DBPR / FREC |
| Pennsylvania Salesperson | National 80 scored items + Pennsylvania State 40 scored items | 75% on each portion, passed separately | Pearson VUE for the State Real Estate Commission |
Sources: each state's Pearson VUE candidate handbook / content outline.
Frequently asked questions
Which states can I prepare for?
Texas, North Carolina, Florida and Pennsylvania. Each state is its own pass covering that state's whole license exam; we add states over time.
What's the difference between the National and State portions?
Most of these exams are split: a National portion on the principles every state shares — agency, contracts, financing, federal law, math — and a State portion on that state's own law, each scored separately. Florida's Sales Associate exam is one 100-question exam with Florida law throughout. Free concept lessons →
What score do I need to pass?
Texas sales agent: 70% on each portion (56 of 80 and 28 of 40); North Carolina: 75 on each section; Florida: 75 on the single exam; Pennsylvania: 75% on each portion.
Should I take the salesperson exam or the broker exam?
The salesperson (sales agent, sales associate) exam is for your first license. A broker exam is for agents who are already licensed and have the required experience. In North Carolina the first license is itself called a broker license, so it is listed here. Broker exams →
Does this replace pre-licensing education?
No. Every state requires its approved pre-licensing education before you can sit the exam. State RE PREP™ is exam practice for after your coursework, not a substitute for it.
Can I try it before paying?
Yes. Each state has free sample questions with explanations and no signup, and every concept lesson is free to read.
How do the 30-day and 90-day passes work?
Each pass is a single, one-time charge for full access for 30 or 90 days — no subscription and no auto-renewal. The 90-day pass simply gives you more time. Refunds are available within 7 days of purchase if you haven't started a paid mock exam, answered a question, or viewed your results. Terms of Service →
Is this official commission content?
No. State RE PREP™ is an independent practice platform, not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by any state real estate commission or by Pearson VUE, which administers the exams.
Independent practice. Not affiliated with any state real estate commission or Pearson VUE.