Real Estate Exam Flashcards

Covers the ADRE/Pearson VUE General (national) exam — property, contracts, agency, financing, and math — plus the Arizona State exam covering ADRE law, agency, contracts, ownership, and foreclosure.

Covers California DRE licensing, broker supervision, agency duties, mandatory disclosures, fair housing, trust funds, property taxes, contracts, escrow, and transfer rules.

Covers governing documents, reserve and fund accounting, meetings and voting, insurance and risk, property maintenance, and contracting under CAMICB's six-domain CMCA blueprint.

Covers national real estate principles plus Connecticut law: CGS Title 20, the 2024 agency disclosure changes, conveyance tax, attorney closings, and CIOA.

Covers FREC licensing, Florida brokerage relationships, contracts, escrow, disclosures, homestead, property taxes, landlord-tenant rules, and Florida-specific real estate practice.

Covers the national real estate portion (principles, agency, contracts, financing, fair housing) plus the Georgia state portion (GREC license law, BRRETA agency, trust accounts, and state disclosures).

Covers national real estate concepts (ownership, agency, contracts, financing, appraisal, fair housing, math) plus the Illinois Real Estate License Act of 2000, IDFPR rules, designated agency, and Illinois escrow and disclosure requirements.

50 original active-recall cards for the PSI Kentucky Real Estate Sales Associate examination. The card mix follows PSI's 80-item General and 50-item Kentucky State blueprint; whole-card rounding to 31 national and 19 Kentucky cards is editorial.

Covers MREC licensing, MD agency/consent, MD contracts/closing, and MD property regulations including lead paint, homestead credit, and ground rent.

Covers national real estate principles plus Michigan law: the Occupational Code, LARA oversight, Proposal A taxation, transfer taxes, and the Elliott-Larsen Civil Rights Act.

50 active-recall cards for the Mississippi salesperson exam, allocated from PSI's official 80-question general blueprint and 40-question state outline. The 33 general and 17 state split follows the exam's 80:40 ratio; all whole-card subdomain targets use editorial proportional rounding, while the underlying PSI weights and item counts are official.

Reviews the national real estate principles and Missouri-specific license law tested on the Missouri salesperson examination administered by PSI for the Missouri Real Estate Commission. The two portions must be passed separately.

Covers NY DOS licensing, Article 12-A, agency disclosure, fair housing, attorney closings, co-op and condo practice, transfer taxes, landlord-tenant rules, title, and ownership.

Covers the national real estate portion plus New Hampshire law: RSA 331-A, the Rea rules, first-business-meeting agency disclosure, trust accounts, the water/sewage/insulation disclosures, and the transfer tax.

Covers national real estate principles plus NJ license law, attorney review, agency disclosure, Realty Transfer Fee, and the NJ Law Against Discrimination.

Covers national real estate fundamentals plus NC license law, agency disclosure, trust money rules, due diligence contracts, and provisional broker requirements.

Covers Ohio license law (ORC 4735), agency disclosure, trust accounts, fair housing, plus national agency, contracts, financing & valuation.

Covers national real estate principles plus Oklahoma law: OREC license rules, the Broker Relationships Act (OBRA), trust accounts, disclosures, the Recovery Fund, and landlord-tenant rules.

Covers national real estate principles plus Pennsylvania law: RELRA, the Consumer Notice, Recovery Fund, realty transfer tax, and the PA Human Relations Act.

Covers property ownership, land use controls, valuation, financing, agency relationships, and fair housing laws.

Covers the 80-question national portion (property rights, contracts, agency, finance, valuation, fair housing, math) plus the 40-question South Carolina portion (License Act in S.C. Code Title 40, Chapter 57, SCREC rules, agency disclosure timing, trust accounts, Residential Property Condition Disclosure Act).

Covers TREC licensing, broker supervision, Texas agency law, IABS, intermediary practice, promulgated forms, homestead rights, community property, DTPA, and landlord-tenant rules.

Covers the 80-question national portion (ownership, contracts, agency, finance, valuation, disclosures, fair housing, calculations) plus the 40-question Tennessee state portion (TREC licensing, advertising, broker relations, escrow compliance, and agency discipline).

Covers Virginia DPOR licensing, standard/designated/dual agency, Residential Property Disclosure Act, escrow rules, grantor's/recordation tax, and the national real estate fundamentals tested by PSI.