Free California practice questions
California Real Estate Practice Exam — 10 Free Questions
Ten questions in the style of the DRE Salesperson exam, touching all seven of its content areas — agency, practice and disclosures, transfer and taxes, financing, ownership, valuation, and contracts. No email, no account: answer each one and get the reasoning, not just a checkmark.
California's exam is 150 questions in 3 hours, 70% to pass, written by the DRE itself. These ten lean on the rules that changed recently — the AB 1482 tenant-protection math, Proposition 13 reassessment exclusions, wildfire-hardening disclosures — where prep material written even a few years ago now teaches wrong answers.
A tenant holds a five-year lease (an estate for years) on a commercial building. Under California law, how is this leasehold interest legally classified?
These ten questions are a fixed sample, the same for every visitor. The free 24-question diagnostic adapts to every answer and scores the same seven areas the DRE reports to candidates who fail — so you see that breakdown before exam day, not after.
The DRE tells you your seven area scores — after you fail
Fail the California exam and the DRE sends the percentage you scored in each of the seven content areas. That report is the most useful study document most candidates ever receive, and it arrives too late. PassDeed's adaptive diagnostic produces the same seven-area picture in 24 questions, before you pay the exam fee — with a Readiness Score and a stated confidence range instead of a pass/fail surprise.
PassDeed is not affiliated with or endorsed by TREC, FREC, the DBPR, the California DRE, Pearson VUE, or any state regulatory body. Passing standards are set by each state. Verify current requirements at trec.texas.gov (Texas), myfloridalicense.com (Florida), or dre.ca.gov (California).