Key Takeaways
- Guide is organized to mirror the national content outline for topic-based study and progress tracking
- 8 recommended study areas: property basics, title/transfer, value/appraisal, contracts/agency, practice/compliance, disclosures/environment, financing/settlement, and math
- This guide covers national-only content; state-specific material must be studied separately
- Study order progresses from foundational concepts (property ownership) to practical applications (financing and closing)
- Math calculations are covered last as they build on concepts from earlier sections
Last updated: December 2025
How to Use This Guide
This guide is organized to mirror the national content outline so you can study by topic and track progress.
Recommended Study Order
- Property basics - ownership, land use, and legal descriptions
- Title and transfer - deeds, liens, and recording
- Value and appraisal - pricing, appraisal methods, and CMA/BPO
- Contracts and agency - contract law, agency relationships, duties
- Practice and compliance - fair housing, risk management
- Disclosures and environment - hazards and disclosure obligations
- Financing and settlement - loan types, regulations, closing
- Math - calculations used in practice and on the exam
State-Specific Reminder
This is national-only content. Before you test, study your state law outline, required forms, and licensing rules.
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