Florida · Florida Real Estate Sales Associate exam
Florida Real Estate Exam Prep with a measured Readiness Score
Adaptive practice built on the actual Florida Sales Associate exam blueprint — all nineteen content areas, weighted the way the exam weights them, with every Florida-law question cited to the Florida Statutes or FREC rules.
The Florida exam, in brief
- One exam, no separate national/state sections: 100 scored questions, 75 to pass, 3.5 hours
- Administered by Pearson VUE; content set by the DBPR candidate booklet (Chapter 475, F.S. and Rule 61J2, F.A.C.)
- PassDeed's diagnostic estimates readiness across the blueprint in 24 adaptive questions
- Florida-law items cite their statutory basis (F.S. sections, Rule 61J2, Florida Constitution) so you can verify them
Every Florida blueprint domain, covered and measured
Sessions are balanced to the real exam weighting — your readiness report shows exactly where each domain stands.
Sales Associate Examination
100 scored questions
- The Real Estate Business1%
- License Law and Qualifications for Licensure6%
- Real Estate License Law and Commission Rules2%
- Authorized Relationships, Duties and Disclosures7%
- Real Estate Brokerage Activities and Procedures12%
- Violations of License Law, Penalties and Procedures3%
- Federal and State Laws Pertaining to Real Estate3%
- Property Rights: Estates, Tenancies; Condominiums, Homeowner Associations, and Time-Sharing8%
- Titles, Deeds, and Ownership Restrictions7%
- Legal Descriptions5%
- Real Estate Contracts12%
- Residential Mortgages9%
- Types of Mortgages and Sources of Financing4%
- Real Estate Related Computations and Closing of Transactions6%
- Real Estate Markets and Analysis1%
- Real Estate Appraisal8%
- Real Estate Investments and Business Opportunity Brokerage2%
- Taxes Affecting Real Estate3%
- Planning and Zoning1%
Go deeper into the hard parts
Topic guides for the areas Florida candidates miss most — what each covers, why it costs points, and how the adaptive engine diagnoses it.
Florida Brokerage Relationships
Transaction broker, single agent, no brokerage relationship — Florida's Chapter 475 relationship rules are unlike any other state's, and the two areas that test them carry 19 of 100 scored questions.
Florida License Law
Chapter 475, FREC's makeup and powers, license qualifications, renewal, and the discipline pipeline — the areas where the Florida exam tests exact numbers, and guessing 'close' scores zero.
Florida Condos & Property Rights
Estates and tenancies, plus Florida's condominium, cooperative, HOA, and time-share rules — including the post-Surfside inspection regime and rescission windows that older prep material gets wrong.
Florida Exam Math
Documentary stamp taxes, intangible tax, prorations, and closing-statement entries — Florida's math is mostly its own tax arithmetic, and it's where exam-day time pressure bites hardest.
Exam rules and state-law guides
Primary-source explainers with the citations shown: state law, retake rules, published statistics, and fees for the Florida exam.
Failed the Florida Real Estate Exam? Exactly What to Do Next
The DBPR retake rulebook: the 24-hour wait, the 21-day exam review right, the two-year course clock, and a retake plan that uses them in the right order.
Florida Lets You Review the Exam Questions You Missed — Here's How
Failed candidates may review the questions they missed at a Pearson VUE center — request within 21 days of the grade notice. The rules and the strategy.
Florida Real Estate Exam Pass Rate: First-Timers vs Repeaters
The published split: 48% of first-time candidates passed vs 31% of repeaters (May 2026 Pearson summary via FREC). What the numbers mean for a retake.
How Much Does the Florida Real Estate Exam Really Cost?
The sourced figures: $62.75 DBPR application (RE 1 form) and the exam fee's last published schedule, caveats stated. Plus the forfeit rules and a calculator.
Florida questions, answered
Does PassDeed cover all 19 Florida exam content areas?
Yes — the bank spans every area of the DBPR outline, from license law and FREC rules through brokerage relationships, escrow procedures, property rights, taxes, and closing computations, weighted the way the exam weights them.
Is the content current with recent Florida law changes?
The bank is built against current law and re-verified against primary sources — including the 7-day condominium resale cancellation period (2025), the new flood disclosures, the milestone-inspection and reserve-study rules, and the CPI-indexed homestead exemption.
Is PassDeed affiliated with FREC, the DBPR, or Pearson VUE?
No. PassDeed is an independent study tool, not affiliated with or endorsed by FREC, the DBPR, Pearson VUE, or any state regulatory body. Verify current licensing requirements at myfloridalicense.com.
How is the Readiness Score different from a practice-test percentage?
It is an Item Response Theory ability estimate: every answer is weighed by question difficulty, coverage is balanced to the Florida blueprint, and the score ships with a stated confidence range instead of pretending to be exact.
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PassDeed is not affiliated with or endorsed by FREC (Florida Real Estate Commission) / DBPR, Pearson VUE, or any state regulatory body. Licensing requirements and passing standards are set by the state — verify current requirements at myfloridalicense.com. All PassDeed questions are original works — never actual exam content.