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The real-estate salesperson exam has two portions: a national portion covering the principles every US licensee must know — property ownership and title, agency and fiduciary duties, contracts, fair housing, valuation, financing, and real-estate math — and a state portion on your state’s specific license law. Keentune covers the national portion; your state’s portion comes from your state commission’s materials.
The adaptive drills meet you at your level and get harder as you improve, with the math (prorations, commissions, seller’s net, cap rates) computed so every answer is exactly right and every wrong option is a classic slip. Each explanation teaches the rule and names the trap — joint tenancy vs tenancy in common, exclusive agency vs exclusive right to sell — so the concepts stick.
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Estates and forms of ownership, encumbrances, legal descriptions, and land-use controls.
Agency & Fiduciary Duties
How agency is created, the duties owed to a client, required disclosures, and types of listing.
Contracts
Offer and acceptance, purchase agreements, contingencies, and breach and remedies.
Valuation & Financing
Appraisal approaches, the mortgage market, loan types, and TILA/RESPA disclosure rules.
Practice, Disclosures & Fair Housing
Fair-housing law, agency and property disclosures, trust accounts, and license-law basics.
Real-Estate Math
Commissions, prorations, loan-to-value, seller’s net, and area and tax calculations.
Structure reflects the national-portion content outlines used by the major exam vendors (PSI, Pearson VUE). Question counts, passing scores, and fees vary by state — confirm with your state real-estate commission.
Sample Real Estate Exam questions
Worked examples with the answer explained — the same teaching you get after every question in practice. Original questions written by Keentune, not real exam items.
Practice aligned to the NATIONAL portion of the salesperson exam outlines used by the major exam vendors; state-portion license law is not covered. Original questions — never actual exam items. Keentune is independent study practice, not affiliated with any state real-estate commission, PSI, or Pearson VUE, and does not guarantee a pass. Not legal or investment advice. PSI and Pearson VUE are trademarks of their respective owners, used here for identification only.
No. Every state’s licensing exam has a national portion — the principles all U.S. licensees must know, which is what Keentune covers — plus a state portion on that state’s specific license law. You take both, usually scored separately.
How many questions are on the national portion?
It varies by state and exam vendor, but the national portion is commonly around 80 questions, with a separate state-law section on top.
What score do I need to pass the real-estate exam?
Most states require roughly 70–75%, scored separately for the national and state portions — you generally must pass both. Check your state commission for the exact standard.
How much does the real-estate exam cost?
The exam fee is typically $40–$150 depending on your state and vendor, separate from pre-license course and application fees (as of 2026 — confirm with your state).
Does Keentune cover my state’s portion of the exam?
No. Keentune covers the national portion — the principles common to every state. Your state’s license-law portion comes from your state commission’s materials.
How should I study the real-estate math?
Real-estate math (commissions, prorations, loan-to-value, seller’s net) is very learnable because it’s formula-driven. Keentune computes every math item so the answer is exactly right and each wrong option is a classic slip.
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