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Real estate exam: study the outline, not everything

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Real estate exam: study the outline, not everything

Where the points are, the fiduciary six, the math that repeats and the daily loop until test day.

The state exam is scoped in one public outline. Study that, not everything.

Where the points are

Contracts, agency and ownership carry the biggest share; license law is your state's own section. The weights are printed in the outline.

The fiduciary six


You owe your client loyalty, disclosure, confidentiality, obedience, accounting and care. Exam gold — they test it as scenarios.

You represent the SELLER. The buyer tells you their top budget. What do you do?

  1. AKeep it from your seller
  2. BTell your seller — you owe your client disclosure
  3. CTell no one, ever
  4. DAsk the buyer's permission first

Fiduciary duties run to your client, the seller — material facts flow to them. You owe the buyer honesty, not confidentiality.

The math that shows up

Commissions, area and proration — a handful of formulas, repeated. Every one is a two-step multiplication.

$300,000 sale at 6%, split 50/50 — your side's share?


$300,000 × 0.06 = $18,000; half is $9,000 to your side. The exam loves one extra split — read to the end.

Every morning until test day

  1. Claude reads yesterday's misses in Pablitos
  2. Builds today's quiz from them
  3. Ten minutes, then your day

Booked exam, daily loop. That's the license.

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