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Key Facts: TX Real Estate Exam

59%

First-Time Pass Rate

TREC 2024

92,720

Annual Candidates

Highest in US

180 hrs

Pre-License Education

TREC

$100K

Homestead Exemption

School taxes

$54

Exam Fee

TREC

110 Q

Exam Questions

80 national + 30 state

Texas has the highest real estate exam volume in the US with 92,720 annual candidates and a 59% first-time pass rate. The exam requires 180 hours of pre-license education (6 courses), 110 questions in 2h30m, and 70% to pass. Texas is unique for its mandatory TREC promulgated forms, intermediary (not dual agency) relationships, and strong homestead protections. TREC administers the exam via Pearson VUE.

About the TX Real Estate Exam

The Texas real estate sales agent exam covers TREC licensing requirements, promulgated contract forms, Texas property tax and homestead protections, intermediary relationships, and state-specific disclosures including MUD and flood zone requirements.

Questions

110 scored questions

Time Limit

2 hours 30 minutes

Passing Score

70%

Exam Fee

$54 (TREC / Pearson VUE)

TX Real Estate Exam Content Outline

25%

TREC & Licensing

TREC licensing requirements, 180-hour education, canons of ethics, trust accounts, continuing education

25%

Promulgated Forms & Contracts

TREC promulgated forms, option period, earnest money, addenda, DTPA

20%

TX Property Tax & Homestead

Homestead exemption, community property, tax protest, rollback taxes

20%

TX Agency & Disclosures

IABS, intermediary relationships, seller's disclosure, MUD, flood zone

10%

National Concepts

Property ownership, financing, valuation, federal fair housing

How to Pass the TX Real Estate Exam

What You Need to Know

  • Passing score: 70%
  • Exam length: 110 questions
  • Time limit: 2 hours 30 minutes
  • Exam fee: $54

Keys to Passing

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

TX Real Estate Study Tips from Top Performers

1Master TREC promulgated forms — know when each form and addendum is required
2Understand the option period: buyer pays option fee for unrestricted right to terminate
3Know intermediary relationships (NOT dual agency) and when IABS must be provided
4Learn Texas homestead protections: $100,000 school tax exemption, size limits (10 acres urban, 100/200 rural)
5Study community property rules: both spouses must sign on homestead transactions

Frequently Asked Questions

How hard is the Texas real estate exam?

The TX exam has a 59% first-time pass rate with 92,720 annual candidates — the highest volume in the US. It has 110 questions (80 national + 30 state) in 2h30m, requiring 70% to pass. TREC promulgated forms and Texas-specific contract law are heavily tested.

What are TREC promulgated forms?

TREC promulgated forms are standardized contract forms that Texas real estate agents MUST use. Using unauthorized forms is a violation. Key forms include the One to Four Family Residential Contract (Resale), Third Party Financing Addendum, and Property Condition Addendum.

What is the Texas intermediary relationship?

Texas does NOT use 'dual agency.' Instead, TREC uses the intermediary relationship, where a broker represents both buyer and seller with written consent. The broker may appoint different licensees to each party as 'appointed licensees' who can provide opinions and advice.

What is the Texas homestead exemption?

Texas homestead exemption provides $100,000 off the assessed value for school district taxes (since 2023). Additional exemptions exist for over-65, disabled persons, and veterans. Texas homestead law also protects against forced sale for most debts.

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