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Texas Real Estate Broker Exam

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Texas Real Estate Broker License: Complete Roadmap

Follow this path to organize your licensing and exam preparation

1

National Real Estate Concepts

Master property ownership, contracts, financing, agency relationships, and fair housing laws at the broker level.

40
hours
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2

Texas Broker-Specific Laws & TREC RulesYou are here

Learn TREC broker responsibilities, intermediary appointments, trust account management, supervision duties, and DTPA implications.

40
hours
3

Brokerage Management & Operations

Study office management, advertising compliance, branch offices, independent contractor agreements, and team management.

30
hours
4

Practice Exams & Review

Test broker-level knowledge with practice exams focused on trust accounts, supervision scenarios, and TREC promulgated forms.

30
hours
Estimated total study time
140 hours
That's about 14 weeks at 10 hours/week

Can You Take the Texas RE Broker Exam?

Check if you meet the basic eligibility requirements

Age
18 years or older
Education
270 classroom hours of TREC qualifying real estate courses (including the 30-hour Real Estate Brokerage course completed within 2 years of application) plus 630 classroom hours of related education; a bachelor's degree or higher satisfies 300 of the 630 related hours
Background Check
FBI criminal history check required through Texas DPS
Fingerprinting
Required via IdentoGO by IDEMIA ($37.00 TREC fingerprint fee)
Additional Requirements
  • 4 years of active experience as a licensed sales agent or broker within the preceding 5 years
  • 720 qualifying experience points reported on TREC Supplement A (Form BL-A), certified by the sponsoring broker
  • The 6-hour Broker Responsibility Course must be completed before licensure (SB 1968, effective January 1, 2026)
  • Must meet TREC standards for honesty, trustworthiness, and integrity
  • Must be a U.S. citizen or lawfully admitted alien
  • Application valid for 1 year to complete all requirements
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What You'll Study

14 chapters covering the exam topics in this guide

Texas RE Broker-Specific Topics Covered

TREC Broker Supervision and ResponsibilityTrust Account Management and TREC AuditsIntermediary Relationships and Appointed LicenseesTREC Promulgated Forms at Broker LevelTexas Deceptive Trade Practices Act (DTPA)Broker Advertising ComplianceSB 1968 Broker Responsibility Course and Experience Rule Changes (2026)Agent Sponsorship and Termination ProceduresBranch Office Registration and ManagementTREC Recovery Trust Account

Texas RE Broker Exam Details

Texas Real Estate Broker Exam

Administered by Texas Real Estate Commission (TREC)

Official Source
60 of 80 national + 38 of 50 state (raw score)
Passing Score
130
Questions
4
Hours
$39 exam fee (Pearson VUE) + $308 TREC broker application fee
Exam Fee
Study time: 100-140 hours
Prerequisites: 270 qualifying + 630 related classroom hours, 4 years active experience, 720 experience points

Exam Content Breakdown

Based on the official Texas Real Estate Commission (TREC) content outline

National I - Real Property Characteristics, Legal Descriptions & Property Use10 items

Real vs. personal property and fixtures, economic and physical characteristics, legal descriptions and surveys, public and private land use controls

National II - Forms of Ownership, Transfer & Recording of Title8 items

Freehold and leasehold estates, concurrent ownership, liens and lien priority, deeds, title transfer, recording and title insurance

National III - Property Value and Appraisal10 items

Concept and principles of value, the appraisal process and federal oversight, sales comparison, cost and income approaches, CMA and BPO

National IV - Real Estate Contracts and Agency15 items

Contract types and required elements, performance and breach, sales contracts, types of agency, creation and termination, licensee obligations

National V - Real Estate Practice12 items

Broker responsibilities and unauthorized practice of law, listing and buyer representation agreements, fair housing, risk management and insurance

National VI - Property Disclosures and Environmental Issues9 items

Hazardous substances, CERCLA/SARA and site assessments, flood zones and wetlands, disclosure obligations and liability

National VII - Financing and Settlement8 items

Financing methods and mortgage clauses, lender requirements, TILA/RESPA/TRID/ECOA, settlement and closing

National VIII - Real Estate Math Calculations8 items

Area and acreage, valuation math, commission, loan costs, closing costs and prorations, investment returns, property management math

Texas I - Commission Duties & Powers3 items

TREC composition and powers, advisory committees, complaint investigations and hearings, penalties and the Recovery Trust Account

Texas II - Licensing4 items

Activities requiring a license and statutory exemptions, business entities, the licensing process and examination, maintenance and renewal

Texas III - Standards of Conduct9 items

Canons of Professional Ethics, grounds for discipline, unauthorized practice of law, trust accounts, fee splitting, rebates, advertising

Texas IV - Agency & Brokerage10 items

Disclosure and IABS, intermediary practice, duties to client including minimum services, compensation agreements, broker-sales agent relationships, unlicensed assistants

Texas V - Contracts8 items

TREC promulgated contracts, forms and addenda, the Texas Statute of Frauds, seller disclosure requirements

Texas VI - Special Topics6 items

Community property, homestead, DTPA, wills and estates, landlord-tenant, foreclosure and short sales, recording statutes, M&M liens, VLB, HOAs, equitable interest

Texas VII - Case Studies10 items

Narrative case studies and contract cases built on TREC-promulgated contract forms and addenda

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