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Key Facts: NY Real Estate Exam

63%

First-Time Pass Rate

NY DOS 2024

75 Q

Exam Questions

NY DOS

77 hrs

Pre-License Education

NY DOS

$15

Exam Fee

Lowest in US

1%

Mansion Tax

$1M+ sales

$500

PCDA Credit

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New York's real estate exam has a 63% first-time pass rate with 31,200 annual candidates. It requires a 77-hour pre-license course, 75 questions in 90 minutes, and 70% to pass. NY is an attorney-closing state, has unique co-op/condo requirements, strong fair housing protections (NY Human Rights Law), and complex transfer taxes including the $1M+ mansion tax. NYC adds additional requirements.

About the NY Real Estate Exam

The New York real estate salesperson exam covers DOS licensing, NY Real Property Law, attorney review closings, co-op and condo transactions, the NY Human Rights Law, STAR exemptions, transfer taxes, and NYC-specific requirements including mansion tax and rent stabilization.

Questions

75 scored questions

Time Limit

1 hour 30 minutes

Passing Score

70%

Exam Fee

$15 (NY DOS (Department of State))

NY Real Estate Exam Content Outline

20%

NY DOS & Licensing

DOS licensing, 77-hour pre-license, RPL ยง441, renewal, disciplinary actions

25%

NY Contracts & Practice

Attorney review, co-op/condo transactions, board packages, title insurance

15%

NY Property Tax

STAR exemption, NYC property classes, transfer taxes, mortgage recording tax

20%

NY Fair Housing

NY Human Rights Law, NYC Human Rights Law, additional protected classes

20%

NY Disclosures & Special Topics

PCDA ($500 credit), lead paint, window guards, mansion tax, rent stabilization

How to Pass the NY Real Estate Exam

What You Need to Know

  • Passing score: 70%
  • Exam length: 75 questions
  • Time limit: 1 hour 30 minutes
  • Exam fee: $15

Keys to Passing

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

NY Real Estate Study Tips from Top Performers

1Know the PCDA $500 credit โ€” most NY sellers opt out of the property condition disclosure
2Understand co-op vs condo: co-op is personal property (shares + proprietary lease), condo is real property
3Learn NY Human Rights Law protections โ€” broader than federal, especially in NYC
4Master transfer tax rates: state ($2/$500 or $6.50/$500 for $3M+) plus NYC additional taxes
5Study attorney review period (3 business days) โ€” NY is an attorney-closing state

Frequently Asked Questions

How hard is the New York real estate exam?

The NY exam has a 63% first-time pass rate with 31,200 annual candidates. It has 75 questions in 90 minutes, requiring 70% to pass. NY-specific topics like co-op transactions, attorney closings, and the Human Rights Law are heavily tested.

What is the PCDA $500 credit in New York?

Under New York's Property Condition Disclosure Act (PCDA), sellers can choose NOT to fill out the property condition disclosure form and instead give the buyer a $500 credit at closing. Most NY sellers opt for the credit to avoid potential liability.

What is the mansion tax in New York?

New York charges a 1% mansion tax on residential property sales of $1 million or more. In NYC, there's a progressive mansion tax ranging from 1% to 3.9% for properties over $25 million. The buyer pays the mansion tax.

What are co-op board packages?

NYC co-op purchases require extensive board approval packages including financial statements, tax returns, reference letters, and a personal interview. The board can reject buyers for any reason except protected class discrimination under the NY Human Rights Law.

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