Florida DBPR, Updated 2026

Florida Real Estate Practice Test

Practice questions covering every topic on the Florida DBPR Sales Associate exam. Detailed explanations for every answer.

400+ Practice questions
11 Topic areas
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About the Florida Real Estate Exam

The Florida Real Estate Sales Associate Exam is administered by Pearson VUE on behalf of the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR). Passing this exam is required to obtain your sales associate license in Florida.

The exam has 100 multiple-choice questions and you have 3.5 hours to complete it. You need 75% (75 correct) to pass, which is one of the higher pass marks among US states. The exam fee is $36.75.

LicensePrep covers all the topics tested on the Florida exam. Every question includes a detailed explanation covering why the correct answer is right, why the alternatives are wrong, and the real-world context you need to understand.

Exam facts

Questions 100 multiple choice
Time limit 3.5 hours (210 minutes)
Pass mark 75% (75 of 100)
Fee $36.75
Format In-person at Pearson VUE testing center
Retake No waiting period (must re-register)
What the exam covers

Topics you need to know

Property Ownership & Land Use

Types of property ownership, estates, homestead protection, encumbrances, easements, zoning, and land use controls.

15% of exam

Laws of Agency

Agency relationships, fiduciary duties, single agent, transaction broker, disclosure requirements, and no brokerage relationship.

12% of exam

Valuation & Market Analysis

Appraisal methods, comparative market analysis, factors affecting value, and property valuation principles.

11% of exam

Financing

Mortgage types, lending regulations, loan qualification, interest calculations, government-backed loans, and Florida-specific rules.

13% of exam

Transfer of Property

Deeds, title insurance, closing process, documentary stamp tax, recording, and methods of transferring ownership.

9% of exam

Florida License Law

DBPR licensing requirements, FREC rules, trust account handling, advertising regulations, and professional conduct.

13% of exam

Contracts

Purchase agreements, listing agreements, contract elements, contingencies, and remedies for breach under Florida law.

12% of exam

Property Management

Landlord-tenant law, Florida Residential Landlord and Tenant Act, lease types, security deposits, and management duties.

5% of exam

Real Estate Math

Commission calculations, prorations, loan amortisation, area calculations, and investment returns.

5% of exam

Taxation

Property taxes, Florida homestead exemption, documentary stamps, intangible tax, capital gains, and 1031 exchanges.

3% of exam

Fair Housing & Ethics

Federal and state fair housing laws, protected classes, discriminatory practices, and ethical obligations.

2% of exam
How it works

Three steps to exam ready

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Choose your mode

Quick topic practice, full topic review, or a timed 100-question mock exam that mirrors the real Florida DBPR test format.

2

Answer and learn

Get instant feedback with detailed explanations for every question. Understand the law and the real-world context behind each answer.

3

Track your progress

See your readiness by topic, identify weak areas, and know exactly when you are ready for the real exam.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How many questions are on the Florida real estate exam?

The Florida DBPR Sales Associate Exam has 100 multiple-choice questions. You have 3.5 hours to complete it and need 75% (75 correct answers) to pass.

How much does the Florida real estate exam cost?

The exam costs $36.75, paid when you schedule through Pearson VUE. If you fail, you can retake it with no waiting period, but you must re-register and pay the fee again.

What is the Florida real estate exam pass rate?

The first-time pass rate for the Florida sales associate exam is approximately 50-55%. The higher 75% pass mark makes Florida one of the more demanding states.

What are the prerequisites for the Florida real estate exam?

You must complete a 63-hour pre-licensing course through a DBPR-approved provider and pass the course's final exam before you can sit for the state exam.

What is unique about Florida real estate law?

Florida has distinctive rules around homestead protection, transaction broker relationships (the default in Florida), documentary stamp taxes, and the Florida Residential Landlord and Tenant Act. These are heavily tested.

Can I study for the Florida real estate exam online?

Yes. LicensePrep provides practice questions covering all Florida DBPR exam topics. You can practise on any device, track your progress, and take timed mock exams.

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