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Key Facts: MO Real Estate Exam
140 Q
Exam Length
PSI MO salesperson candidate bulletin
100 + 40
National + State Split
PSI MO salesperson candidate bulletin
70% / 75%
Passing Scores (Natl/State)
Missouri MREC
72 hrs
Pre-License Education
MREC licensing requirements
$62ā$68
PSI Exam Fee
PSI MO fee schedule
64%
First-Time Pass Rate
PSI/MREC 2024
Missouri requires 72 hours of pre-license education, split into a 48-hour pre-exam course and a 24-hour Missouri Real Estate Practice (MREP) course completed after passing the exam but before licensure. PSI administers the 140-question exam (100 national + 40 state) with split passing scores: 70% national and 75% state. The 64% first-time pass rate reflects the exam's rigor. The Missouri Real Estate Commission (MREC) oversees licensing and requires 12 hours of annual continuing education. The Missouri Human Rights Act adds protected classes beyond federal fair housing law.
About the MO Real Estate Exam
The Missouri real estate salesperson exam covers national real estate fundamentals plus Missouri-specific topics including MREC licensing regulations, broker disclosure requirements, trust account management, the Missouri Human Rights Act, and continuing education requirements. Missouri uses a split passing score with different thresholds for national and state portions.
Questions
140 scored questions
Time Limit
4 hours total
Passing Score
70% national / 75% state
Exam Fee
$62ā$68 (MO Real Estate Commission / PSI)
MO Real Estate Exam Content Outline
MREC Licensing & Education
Missouri Real Estate Commission structure, 48-hour pre-exam + 24-hour MREP education, license types (salesperson, broker), CE (12 hrs/year), license renewal, disciplinary procedures
MO Agency & Disclosure
Broker disclosure requirements, agency relationships, designated agency, dual agency consent, transaction brokerage, Missouri Agency Disclosure form, fiduciary duties
MO Contracts & Closing
Missouri purchase agreements, earnest money, trust account requirements, closing procedures, title insurance, deed types (general warranty, special warranty, quitclaim), recording
MO Property Regulations
Missouri Human Rights Act (additional protected classes), seller disclosure, environmental regulations, property tax assessment, homestead exemption, landlord-tenant law, condominium regulations
How to Pass the MO Real Estate Exam
What You Need to Know
- Passing score: 70% national / 75% state
- Exam length: 140 questions
- Time limit: 4 hours total
- Exam fee: $62ā$68
Keys to Passing
- Complete 500+ practice questions
- Score 80%+ consistently before scheduling
- Focus on highest-weighted sections
- Use our AI tutor for tough concepts
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many questions are on the Missouri real estate salesperson exam?
The MO exam has 140 total questions: 100 national and 40 state-specific, with 4 hours total time. Missouri uses split passing scores: 70% on the national portion (70/100) and 75% on the state portion (30/40). PSI administers the exam at testing centers throughout Missouri.
What is the MREP requirement in Missouri?
The Missouri Real Estate Practice (MREP) course is a 24-hour post-exam education requirement. After passing the PSI exam, candidates must complete the MREP course before receiving their license. Combined with the 48-hour pre-exam course, Missouri requires 72 total hours of pre-license education.
What is Missouri's first-time pass rate?
Missouri's first-time pass rate is approximately 64%, making it moderately challenging compared to other states. The split passing score requirement (70% national, 75% state) means candidates must be well-prepared in both national fundamentals and Missouri-specific law. If you fail one portion, you can retake just that section.
How does the Missouri Human Rights Act affect real estate?
The Missouri Human Rights Act extends fair housing protections beyond the seven federal protected classes. It adds ancestry and disability-related protections, and local municipalities like Kansas City and St. Louis have added sexual orientation and gender identity protections. Licensees must comply with both state and local fair housing laws.
What are Missouri's trust account requirements?
Missouri requires brokers to maintain separate trust accounts for client funds. Earnest money must be deposited promptly as specified in the contract. The broker is responsible for accurate record-keeping, regular reconciliation, and compliance with MREC audit requirements. Commingling of personal and trust funds is a serious violation.