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New Jersey Real Estate Broker Exam

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New Jersey Real Estate Broker License: Complete Roadmap

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1

National Real Estate Concepts

Master the fundamentals that apply across all states: property ownership, contracts, financing, and fair housing laws.

35
hours
2

New Jersey-Specific Broker LawsYou are here

Learn NJREC regulations, the NJ Real Estate Licensing Act, attorney review clause, ISRA, trust account management, and brokerage operations.

50
hours
3

Practice Exams & Review

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Estimated total study time
110 hours
That's about 11 weeks at 10 hours/week

Can You Take the New Jersey RE Broker Exam?

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Age
18 years or older
Education
150 hours of NJREC-approved broker pre-license education
Experience
3 years of active real estate salesperson experience as a full-time licensee
Background Check
Required
Fingerprinting
Yes
Additional Requirements
  • Must be at least 18 years old and hold a high school diploma or equivalent
  • Preceding three years of full-time salesperson experience must be approved by the NJREC before an examination reservation may be made
  • Must complete the 90-hour general broker course first, then the two 30-hour courses, all certified on a single School Certificate
  • A $25 experience-approval application fee is payable to the State Treasurer of New Jersey when the experience report is submitted
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What You'll Study

15 chapters covering the exam topics in this guide

New Jersey RE Broker-Specific Topics Covered

NJ Real Estate Licensing ActNJREC Regulations & EnforcementAttorney Review Clause (3 Business Days)NJ Realty Transfer Fee CalculationsTrust/Escrow Account RequirementsNJ Law Against Discrimination (LAD)Industrial Site Recovery Act (ISRA)New Home Warranty & Builders Registration ActNJ Consumer Fraud ActNJ Continuing Education Requirements

New Jersey RE Broker Exam Details

New Jersey Real Estate Broker Exam

Administered by New Jersey Real Estate Commission (NJREC)

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70% (84 of 120 points)
Passing Score
115
Questions
4
Hours
$38 (PSI examination fee per attempt)
Exam Fee
Study time: 80-120 hours
Prerequisites: 150 hours pre-license education, 3 years salesperson experience

Exam Content Breakdown

Based on the official New Jersey Real Estate Commission (NJREC) content outline

National portion — Contracts19% of national

General contract law, purchase and lease contracts, contingencies, addenda, remedies, and handling multiple offers and counteroffers

National portion — Agency13% of national

Creating agency, listing and buyer-brokerage contracts, transaction brokers, powers of attorney, fiduciary duties, and agency disclosures

National portion — Practice of Real Estate12% of national

Federal fair housing and ADA, antitrust, Do-Not-Call, social media advertising, handling funds of others, and broker-only supervisory responsibilities

National portion — Property Ownership10% of national

Real vs. personal property, land characteristics and legal descriptions, encumbrances, and forms of ownership

National portion — Financing9% of national

Loan terminology, underwriting, loan types including FHA/VA/USDA and reverse, RESPA, Regulation Z, TRID, and ECOA

National portion — Valuation8% of national

Appraisals and unauthorized appraisal practice, the three approaches to value, CMA, BPO, and automated valuation models

National portion — Property Disclosures7% of national

Seller property condition disclosure, conditions warranting inspection, environmental and governmental disclosures, and material defects

National portion — Transfer of Title6% of national

Types of deeds, title insurance and searches, marketable and insurable title, the closing process, home warranties, and foreclosure, short sale, and probate transfers

National portion — Real Estate Calculations6% of national

Seller net proceeds, buyer funds at closing, prorations, transfer fees, PITI, equity, cap rate, LTV, and discount points

National portion — Land Use Controls5% of national

Government rights in land, taxation and eminent domain, public land use controls, and private controls including CC&Rs

National portion — Property Management5% of national

Tenant procurement and qualification, fair housing in management, rent-setting analysis, and broker-only duties for maintenance, trust funds, and management contracts

NJ state portion — Statutes and Rules Governing Licensee Activities30 of 40 state items

Advertising, broker/salesperson relationships, commissions and required accounting, agency and conflict disclosure, contracts, trust fund requirements, listings, place of business, escrow bookkeeping, inducements, buyer rebates, and other laws including the Realty Transfer Fee, Mount Laurel, the Municipal Land Use Law, the Truth in Renting Act, the Pinelands Protection Act, the Freshwater Wetlands Protection Act, and the Farmland Assessment Act

NJ state portion — Licensing Requirements4 of 40 state items

Activities requiring a license and the types of New Jersey real estate licenses

NJ state portion — Duties and Powers of the Real Estate Commission3 of 40 state items

Maintenance of records and sanctions including fines, license suspension, and revocation

NJ state portion — Additional Requirements3 of 40 state items

New Jersey Real Estate Sales Full Disclosure Act, the New Jersey Law Against Discrimination, the Real Estate Guaranty Fund, and the New Jersey Real Estate Timeshare Act

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