Free LA RE Salesperson Exam Prep
Louisiana Real Estate Salesperson Licensing Exam
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Master Louisiana Civil Law Property ConceptsYou are here
Study Louisiana's unique civil law terminology: immovable (not real) property, movable (not personal) property, usufruct, predial servitudes (not easements), authentic acts before notary, Act of Sale, counter-letter, forced heirship, mineral rights, and the parish system.
Study Louisiana License Law & LREC (R.S. 37:1430 et seq.)
Learn LREC structure and powers, 90-hour pre-license requirement, salesperson vs broker distinctions (4 years + 150 hours for broker), trust account rules, mandatory E&O insurance, annual renewal by December 31, 12-hour CE, IdentoGO background check, and disciplinary process.
Learn Agency Relationships & Disclosures
Master agency types (seller's agent, buyer's agent, dual agent, facilitator), mandatory agency disclosure before substantive discussions, Louisiana property disclosure law, mold disclosure requirements, stigmatized property rules, and advertising regulations.
Review National Real Estate Principles
Cover property ownership, contracts, financing, valuation, fair housing (7 protected classes), agency law, closing procedures, RESPA, TILA, and federal regulations.
Run Timed Practice Sets
Simulate the 3-hour exam with full 135-question practice sets. Target 75% on each portion independently. Focus on Louisiana civil law terminology.
Can You Take the LA RE Salesperson Exam?
Check if you meet the basic eligibility requirements
- •Must obtain E&O (Errors & Omissions) insurance — mandatory in Louisiana (no Recovery Fund)
- •Must affiliate with a licensed broker to activate license
- •License expires annually on December 31; 12 hours of CE required for renewal
- •Broker upgrade requires 4 years active salesperson experience + 150 hours of additional education
- •Louisiana uses civil law (Napoleonic Code) — unique terminology: immovable property, Act of Sale, usufruct, predial servitude
- •Community property state — property acquired during marriage is generally community property
- •Acts of Sale must be executed before a notary public (authentic act)
LA RE Salesperson Quick Facts
Time to Get Licensed
8-12 weeks for most candidates
From start to license in hand
Retake Policy
Candidates who fail one section may retake only that section. Each retake requires a new exam registration and fee payment through Pearson VUE.
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What You'll Study
4 chapters covering everything you need to pass
Chapter 1: Louisiana Real Estate Commission & Licensing
3 sections
Chapter 2: Agency & Disclosure
2 sections
Chapter 3: Contracts & Property
2 sections
Chapter 4: Trust Accounts & Violations
2 sections
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LA RE Salesperson Exam Details
Louisiana Real Estate Salesperson Licensing Exam
Administered by Louisiana Real Estate Commission (LREC) / Pearson VUE
Exam Content Breakdown
Based on the official Louisiana Real Estate Commission (LREC) / Pearson VUE content outline
LREC structure (R.S. 37:1430 et seq.), 90-hr pre-license, salesperson vs broker requirements, trust accounts, E&O insurance, annual renewal (Dec 31), 12 hrs CE, disciplinary sanctions
Immovable vs movable property, community property, usufruct, predial servitudes, authentic acts, Act of Sale, counter-letter, forced heirship, mineral rights, parish system
Agency types (seller's agent, buyer's agent, dual agent, facilitator), mandatory agency disclosure, property disclosure law, mold disclosure, stigmatized property rules, advertising regulations
Purchase agreements, listing agreements, trust account management, Act of Sale before notary, RESPA/TRID, anti-discrimination laws, prohibited acts, subsidence and flooding disclosures
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What's Next After the LA RE Salesperson?
After passing the LA RE Salesperson, you can pursue these career paths
Real Estate Salesperson (National)
Master national real estate concepts
Louisiana Real Estate Broker
Advance to broker with 4 years experience and 150 hours additional education
NMLS / MLO
Add mortgage loan originator authority
LA RE Salesperson Exam FAQ
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