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Key Facts: GA Real Estate Exam

~55%

First-Time Pass Rate (est.)

industry estimate

152 Q

Exam Questions

100 national + 52 state

75 hrs

Pre-License Education

GREC

40%

Assessment Ratio

GA law

$119

Exam Fee

PSI candidate bulletin

75%

Passing Score (each section)

PSI / GREC

Georgia's PSI-administered real estate salesperson exam has a 55% first-time pass rate, with 152 scored questions (100 national + 52 state) in a single 4-hour session and a 75% passing standard applied separately to each section (75 of 100 national, 39 of 52 state). GA requires 75 hours of pre-license education. Georgia is unique for its BRRETA agency law, due diligence period with non-refundable fee paid directly to seller, and assessment at 40% of fair market value. Atlanta metro is one of the fastest-growing markets in the US.

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1How are the members of the Georgia Real Estate Commission (GREC) selected?

A.Elected by licensed Georgia real estate brokers

B.Appointed by the Governor and confirmed by the Georgia Senate

C.Appointed solely by the Secretary of State

D.Selected by the Georgia Association of Realtors

Explanation: GREC is an independent state regulatory agency whose six commissioners are appointed by the Governor of Georgia and confirmed by the Georgia Senate. Five members must have at least five years of active real estate experience, and one member represents the consumer public. GREC is not run by the Secretary of State, the trade association, or by election of licensees.

2How many hours of pre-license education must a candidate complete before sitting for the Georgia real estate salesperson exam?

A.40 hours

B.60 hours

C.75 hours

D.90 hours

Explanation: Georgia requires 75 hours of pre-license education from a GREC-approved school before a candidate can take the salesperson licensing exam. This coursework covers topics such as license law, real estate principles, and Georgia-specific regulations. The 40-hour and 60-hour options are insufficient, and 90 hours exceeds the requirement.

3Within what timeframe must a newly licensed Georgia salesperson complete the required post-license education?

A.Within 6 months of obtaining the license

B.Within the first year of obtaining the license

C.Within 2 years of obtaining the license

D.Before the first license renewal at 4 years

Explanation: Georgia requires newly licensed salespersons to complete a 25-hour post-license course within their first year of licensure. Failure to complete this requirement by the deadline results in the license being placed on inactive status. The course covers practical topics that supplement the pre-license education.

4The Georgia real estate salesperson exam consists of how many questions, and what is the passing score?

A.120 questions (80 national + 40 state); 70% passing score

B.152 questions (100 national + 52 state); 72% passing score

C.150 questions (100 national + 50 state); 75% passing score

D.140 questions (90 national + 50 state); 70% passing score

Explanation: The Georgia salesperson licensing exam has 152 questions split into two portions: 100 national questions and 52 state-specific questions. A candidate must score at least 72% on each portion to pass. Both portions must be passed; failing one means the entire exam must be retaken.

5What are the experience and education requirements to become a licensed broker in Georgia?

A.2 years experience as a salesperson + 45-hour broker course

B.3 years experience as a salesperson + 60-hour broker course

C.5 years experience as a salesperson + 90-hour broker course

D.1 year experience as a salesperson + 30-hour broker course

Explanation: Georgia requires a minimum of 3 years of active experience as a licensed salesperson and completion of a 60-hour GREC-approved broker pre-license course before a candidate can sit for the broker exam. This ensures brokers have both practical experience and advanced education before managing other agents.

6How often must a Georgia real estate license be renewed, and how many continuing education (CE) hours are required?

A.Every 2 years; 24 hours of CE

B.Every 4 years; 36 hours of CE

C.Every 3 years; 30 hours of CE

D.Every 4 years; 48 hours of CE

Explanation: Georgia real estate licenses must be renewed every 4 years, and licensees must complete 36 hours of approved continuing education during each renewal period. This includes mandatory courses on license law and other GREC-required topics. Failing to complete CE by the renewal deadline will result in the license lapsing.

7Under Georgia law, what must a qualifying broker maintain for holding client funds such as earnest money deposits?

A.A personal savings account at any financial institution

B.A trust or escrow account at a federally insured depository

C.A business checking account in the broker's name only

D.No special account is required; funds can be held in the general operating account

Explanation: Georgia law requires qualifying brokers to maintain a trust or escrow account at a federally insured financial institution for holding client funds such as earnest money deposits. Commingling client funds with the broker's personal or business operating funds is a violation of license law and can result in disciplinary action by GREC.

8What are the three license categories for real estate professionals in Georgia?

A.Salesperson, associate broker, and qualifying broker

B.Salesperson, managing broker, and principal broker

C.Agent, supervising broker, and designated broker

D.Provisional salesperson, salesperson, and broker

Explanation: Georgia recognizes three categories of real estate licenses: salesperson, associate broker, and qualifying broker. The qualifying broker holds the highest level of license and is responsible for supervising all licensees affiliated with their firm. An associate broker has met broker qualifications but works under a qualifying broker rather than operating independently.

9A Georgia licensee is found to have committed fraud in a real estate transaction. What is the process for GREC to take disciplinary action?

A.GREC immediately revokes the license without a hearing

B.GREC files a complaint, conducts an investigation, and holds a formal hearing before the commission

C.The local Board of Realtors handles all disciplinary matters

D.The Georgia Attorney General prosecutes the case in superior court

Explanation: GREC follows a formal disciplinary process: a complaint is filed, an investigation is conducted by the Commission's staff, and if probable cause is found, a formal hearing is held before the commission members. The licensee has the right to present a defense. GREC cannot revoke a license without due process. Local Boards of Realtors handle ethics violations for their members but do not have authority over state licenses.

10In Georgia, which document must be in place between a qualifying broker and an affiliated salesperson to establish the salesperson's status as an independent contractor?

A.A verbal employment agreement

B.A written independent contractor agreement

C.A standard W-2 employment form

D.No agreement is required under Georgia law

Explanation: Georgia license law requires a written independent contractor agreement between the qualifying broker and affiliated salespersons if the salesperson is to be treated as an independent contractor for tax purposes. This written agreement must outline the terms of the relationship, compensation, and duties. A verbal agreement is insufficient under GREC regulations.

About the GA Real Estate Exam

The Georgia real estate salesperson exam covers GREC licensing, the BRRETA brokerage relationships act, due diligence period and fee, GAR purchase agreement, Georgia property tax assessment, and state-specific disclosures including airport proximity and stigmatized property rules.

Questions

152 scored questions

Time Limit

4 hours

Passing Score

75% on each section (75/100 national, 39/52 state)

Exam Fee

$121 (PSI (for GREC))

GA Real Estate Exam Content Outline

20%

GREC & Licensing

GREC licensing, 75-hour pre-license, post-license, renewal, trust accounts

25%

GA Contracts & Agency

BRRETA, due diligence period/fee, GAR purchase agreement, designated agency

20%

GA Property Tax

40% assessment ratio, homestead exemption, transfer tax, intangible recording tax

20%

GA Disclosures

Property Condition Disclosure Act, airport disclosure, stigmatized property, flood zone

15%

GA Special Topics

Foreclosure (non-judicial), landlord-tenant law, manufactured housing

How to Pass the GA Real Estate Exam

What You Need to Know

Passing score: 75% on each section (75/100 national, 39/52 state)
Exam length: 152 questions
Time limit: 4 hours
Exam fee: $121

Keys to Passing

Complete 500+ practice questions
Score 80%+ consistently before scheduling
Focus on highest-weighted sections
Use our AI tutor for tough concepts

GA Real Estate Study Tips from Top Performers

1Master BRRETA: client vs customer, designated agency, ministerial acts

2Know the due diligence period and fee — fee is non-refundable, paid directly to seller

3Understand GA assessment: 40% of FMV, then apply millage rate

4Learn transfer tax ($1/$1,000) and intangible recording tax ($1.50/$500 of new mortgage)

5Study foreclosure process: non-judicial (power of sale under deed to secure debt), NO redemption period

Frequently Asked Questions

How hard is the Georgia real estate exam?

The GA exam has a 55% first-time pass rate with 152 scored questions (100 national + 52 state) in a single 4-hour session. PSI scores the two portions separately, and you must reach 75% on each (75 of 100 national and 39 of 52 state). Georgia-specific topics like BRRETA, due diligence period, and the GAR purchase agreement are heavily tested.

What is the due diligence period in Georgia?

Georgia's due diligence period gives the buyer an unrestricted right to terminate the contract for any reason during the specified timeframe. The buyer pays a non-refundable due diligence fee directly to the seller (not into escrow) in exchange for this right.

What is BRRETA in Georgia?

BRRETA (Brokerage Relationships in Real Estate Transactions Act) governs agency relationships in Georgia. It distinguishes between clients (agency relationship) and customers (no agency), allows dual agency with informed written consent, and defines ministerial acts that don't create agency.

How is property assessed in Georgia?

Georgia assesses property at 40% of fair market value. This 40% figure is then multiplied by the local millage rate to determine annual property taxes. County and city homestead exemptions vary widely.

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