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Key Facts: GA RE Broker Exam
~50%
First-Time Pass Rate
GREC/PSI 2024 estimate
120 Q
Exam Questions
National + State portions
60 hrs
Pre-License Education
GREC broker requirement
3 yrs
Experience Required
Active within past 5 years
$121
Exam Fee
PSI
72/75%
Passing Score (Nat/State)
GREC
Georgia requires 60 hours of broker pre-license education plus 3 years of active salesperson experience within the past 5 years. The exam has national and state portions with different passing thresholds (72% national, 75% state). Key broker topics include trust account management, brokerage operations, supervising affiliated licensees, and GREC compliance. Georgia brokers must maintain a physical office with a posted license and are personally liable for trust account violations.
Sample GA RE Broker Practice Questions
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1Under Georgia law, how many years of active salesperson experience are required to qualify for a broker license?
2How many hours of pre-license education does Georgia require for broker candidates?
3Within how many banking days must a Georgia broker deposit earnest money into the trust account after a binding agreement is executed?
4A Georgia broker maintains personal funds in the trust account to cover bank service charges. What is the maximum amount of personal funds allowed?
5Under BRRETA, which type of agency relationship allows a broker to assign different licensees within the same firm to represent opposing parties in a transaction?
6A Georgia broker is supervising affiliated licensees in a designated agency transaction. What is the broker's primary role?
7What is the passing score required on the state portion of the Georgia broker exam?
8A Georgia broker receives an earnest money check with a binding agreement on Friday afternoon. When is the latest the check must be deposited into the trust account?
9Under Georgia law, which entity has the authority to audit a broker's trust account without prior notice?
10A Georgia broker opens a branch office. Which of the following is required?
About the GA RE Broker Exam
The Georgia real estate broker exam covers brokerage management and operations, trust account administration, Georgia broker licensing under GREC, BRRETA agency supervision, independent contractor agreements, branch office management, and Georgia-specific broker responsibilities under Title 43 Chapter 40.
Exam sponsor: PSI. The requirements and fees below concern the certification or admission exam, separate from our free practice resources.
Questions
120 questions
Time Limit
3 hours 30 minutes
Passing Score
72% national / 75% state
Reported exam pass rate: 50%. estimated first-time pass rate for broker candidates (GREC/PSI 2024) This describes exam candidates, not OpenExamPrep users or results from using our resources. Exam sponsor website
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Our practice resources: topics covered
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Brokerage Management & Operations
Office management, supervising licensees, independent contractor agreements, branch offices, policies and procedures
Trust Accounts & Financial Management
Escrow account rules, earnest money handling, GREC trust account requirements, record-keeping, commingling prohibitions
Georgia Broker Licensing & GREC
Broker license requirements, 60-hour pre-license, experience requirements, CE, GREC disciplinary actions
Agency Supervision & Ethics
BRRETA broker duties, supervising designated agents, consumer protection, advertising compliance, vicarious liability
Contracts & Transactions
Broker's role in transactions, GAR forms oversight, listing agreement management, offer presentation duties
Preparing for the GA RE Broker Exam
What You Need to Know
- Passing score: 72% national / 75% state
- Exam length: 120 questions
- Time limit: 3 hours 30 minutes
- Exam / certification fees: $121 Official sources
Using Our Practice Resources
- Work through all 100 available questions
- Review every answer and explanation
- Track weak areas and revisit them
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GA RE Broker: Suggested Study Strategy
Frequently Asked Questions
How hard is the Georgia real estate broker exam?
The GA broker exam has an estimated 50% first-time pass rate. It includes national and state portions with separate passing scores (72% national, 75% state). Broker-level topics like trust account management, brokerage operations, and supervisory responsibilities are significantly more detailed than the salesperson exam.
What are the requirements to become a broker in Georgia?
Georgia requires 60 hours of GREC-approved broker pre-license education, 3 years of active salesperson experience within the past 5 years, passing the broker exam, and a background check. You must also maintain errors and omissions insurance.
What trust account rules must Georgia brokers follow?
Georgia brokers must maintain a trust account at a federally insured depository in Georgia. Earnest money must be deposited within 5 banking days of binding agreement. Commingling personal funds is prohibited except for a minimal amount to keep the account open. GREC can audit trust accounts at any time.
What is the broker's supervisory responsibility under BRRETA?
Under BRRETA, the broker is responsible for supervising all affiliated licensees including designated agents. The broker must ensure compliance with agency disclosure requirements, maintain written policies, review transactions, and can be held vicariously liable for the actions of affiliated licensees.