Free Florida Real Estate Practice Exam Questions (March 2025) 100+

Florida Real Estate Exam

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Closing is always the ____ step in executing a real estate transaction.

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Commingling is the opposite of what?

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Used in connection with CERCLA and the creation of The Superfund; Retroactive liability means:

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What best describes the type of agency typical in property management - in which an agent has limited power?

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A non licensed buyer negotiated the purchase of a house. During a conversation with the seller, the seller agreed to include both the washer and the dryer, in the sale, and this was included in the sales contract. In this situation, if the seller takes the appliances, what recourse (if any) does the buyer have?

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Which of the following would generally constitute an antitrust violation?

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Puffing is a term referring to

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An individual seeking to be excused from the requirements of a zoning ordinance needs a

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Acceleration is a term associated with which type of document?

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Which of the following contracts would best be described as a contract in which only one party makes a promise to perform an action?

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What is the key difference between a Less than Freehold Estate and a Freehold estate is

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Which of the following are the main participants in real estate markets?

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A mortgage loan that requires monthly payments of $400.00 for 15 years and a final payment of $20,000. Typically a loan structured like is called a

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Which of the following is a physical characteristic of real estate?

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If any amount is paid out of the Florida Real Estate Recovery Fund what happens to the licensee?

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Which of the following is an example of Economic Obsolescence?

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Ideally, the Florida Real Estate Recovery Fund should be at

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A legal way to dissolve the relationship when the parties don't voluntarily agree to its termination is called

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Which of the following statements about water rights is true? Choose the best answer.

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In an offer to purchase property, the buyer states, "If we cannot obtain a mortgage loan for 4.5 percent or less, we will not purchase the property and expect the earnest money to be refunded in full." This is an example of what?

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If someone is unlawfully forced to execute a contract it is called what?

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Which situation is legal under the Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968?

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What form of legal land description consists of principal meridian lines that cover most states in the US, running north to south and baselines running east to west?

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As a general rule of thumb ALL written offers must be:

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The ability to buy and sell is also known as what essential element of value?

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By which of the following can you not lose title to your property involuntarily?

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How often is continuing education required for Florida real estate licensees?

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In the appraisal of a building constructed in the 1930s, the cost approach would be the least accurate method because of difficulties in

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The best way to determine fair value.

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Richard is renting property from Becky. Richard is on a month to month lease agreement. This past month he did not pay his rent. Richard's interest would be classified as:

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A mortgagor is also known as the:

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Most states, including Florida have abolished which of the following?

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Which of the following is a lien?

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What is the LAST requirement in the process of offer and acceptance that creates an executory contract?

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A parcel of real property that has an easement over another piece of property is best described as:

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Johnny is purchasing a house and does not want to purchase all of the furniture that is being left behind. He signs the contract on Tuesday, and on Thursday changes his mind about the furniture. He calls his agent, and they add the furniture to the contract. What is this an example of?

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When talking about business and professional ethics, as a licensed real estate agent, it is important to make sure:

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Which of the following best describes a balloon payment?

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Which of these meets the Department of Housing and Urban Development’s (HUD) definition of family as a protected class?

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During your time as agent you will run into many different types of people from areas across the world. Closing is called many names depending on which region of the U.S you are from. Which of the following is NOT a legal name for closing?

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What is the difference between void and voidable contracts? Choose the best answer.

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If a leased premises becomes uninhabitable deliberately in an attempt to remove the tenant. What is this action called?

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Generally speaking, what is the most common type of contingency?

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Is Florida a Community Property state?

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Under a lease for a commercial property, a tenant agrees to pay $3,000 per month plus 4% of the gross monthly sales. This type of lease is called a:

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Which of the following is a private land-use control?

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Which of the following would be classified as “consideration” in a real estate contract?

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A real estate contract can be rescinded because of what?

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When you buy real property, you gain several different kinds of rights. One of which are rights called "surface rights." What are surface rights?

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Which of the following statements is NOT true about radon?

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Appraiser Leo was hired to prepare a feasibility study for a 12-unit apartment complex in which the owner is considering putting in a swimming pool. Which basic principle of appraising should Leo use?

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In Florida, how long may a license remain in voluntary inactive status?

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Violations of the Florida Real Estate Commission rules are prosecuted by which agency?

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When do real estate licenses expire in Florida?

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An individual owned three acres of land. When she sold one acre to her friend, she reserved for herself and family an appurtenant easement over the friend's land for ingress and egress. The friend's land is what?

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An example of an antitrust violation is

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Tina and Tom are two unmarried individuals who own property with equal interests and without a right to survivorship. Which of the following forms of ownership would Tina and Tom most likely have?

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What hazardous substance is an odorless, colorless gas that can cause death within hours of inhalation?

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What is the outcome when a purchaser signs a purchase agreement and gives the seller's broker a large check?

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Any loss in the value of a property over time from any cause.

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An example of functional obsolescence in real estate is

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Who funds the Florida Real Estate Recovery Fund?

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How many miles does a township contain?

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What of the following is required by the Americans with Disabilities Act(ADA)?

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An agent took a listing and later discovered that her client had previously been declared incompetent by the court. The listing is now

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When real estate agents alert the members of a neighborhood that it is "changing" and that they should sell their property. This is an example of what?

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A property owner enters into an exclusive agency listing with an agent. The seller ends up obtaining a buyer for the house themselves. Is the agent entitled to compensation?

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Under what situation, if any, may a lender consider age when making a lending decision?

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The statute of frauds, applies to

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What is the proper procedure for changing a contract that already has become binding?

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Which type of lien is a claim imposed against a property without the consent of its owner?

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If a buyer refuses to go ahead with a purchase of property which he has signed a contract, what usually happens to the earnest money?

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Complete the following statement. The rescission of a contract occurs when:

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In terms of financing involved for a real estate purchase, which custom is practiced in Florida?

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Compliance with zoning ordinances is monitored through the issuance of

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What is a legally enforceable obligation that arises from one or more parties due to the parties actions, conduct, or circumstances?

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What is radioactive gas dispersed from natural decay of mineral in earth (odorless, colorless, tasteless)?

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A contract that legally binds two or more parties together, to specific obligations, that create a legally binding contract between the buyer and the seller.

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Which of the following real estate contract clauses is typically seen in blanket mortgages and allows for the freeing of all or part of a property from a claim through a proportional or full amount of the mortgage being paid off?

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What is Ginnie Mae’s primary responsibility?

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Most real estate sales contracts include contingency clauses, making them what?

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There are three main forms of depreciation, what are they?

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In the case of a standard tax lien who gets paid first?

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Is replacement cost and reproduction cost the same thing and if it is different, what is the difference?

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Generally speaking, what happens when the supply of available houses in an area increases significantly?

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Utilizing the 28/36 rule, if Rebbecas gross income is $4,500 a month, she would need to spend less than ______ in housing costs a month to qualify for most loans.

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Which term refers to the packaging of a number of mortgage loans for sale in the secondary mortgage market by a financial institution or mortgage banker who originated the loans?

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Fees that the buyer pays to close the deal are called:

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A property's market value is $350,000. The assessment rate for the house is 15% with 27.50 mills. Find the annual property taxes.

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Holding earnest money without depositing it, is what?

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Which of the following real estate contract clauses establishes order of priorities of financial claims (liens)?

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A housing development advertising its units being only available to people over 55 is what?

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Under these rights, all landowners whose properties adjoin a river or stream, have the right to make reasonable use of it as it flows through or over their properties.

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In most cases, a tenant in an apartment holds:

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According to the Do Not Call list and Established Business Relationship (EBR) Rules, how many months does a real estate professional have to call an expired listing client to solicit new business (referral)?

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What is the procedure used by a public or private entity with the powers granted to take privately owned real estate?

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Which of the following would MOST likely be considered a fixture?

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Mrs. Jackson signs an open listing on her home with three different brokers. In this case:

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What is the illegal action or practice of lending money at unreasonably high rates of interest?

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The owner of a secluded area adjacent to the ocean noticed that people from the local town walked along the shore in front of his property. The owner learned that the local citizens had been walking along this beach for half a century. The owner went to court to try to stop people from walking along the water's edge in front of his property. The owner is likely to be:

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What are Florida’s Real Estate License Requirements?

Real estate license requirements vary from state to state. Here are Florida’s requirements:

  • Must be 18 years or older.
  • Must obtain and submit a copy of your own fingerprints.
  • Must complete required state approved pre-licensing courses (63 credit hours).
  • Estimated cost of total fees and license: $120.50

How Hard is the Florida Real Estate Exam?

The real estate exam is a rigorous and challenging test that weeds out those who are not committed to being skilled agents. To pass the exam in Florida, you’ll need to get a score of at least 75%. With a total of 100 questions, that means the score to pass is 75.

How Many Questions Can You Miss on the Florida Real Estate Exam?

In Florida, you can miss 25 questions and still pass the real estate exam.

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There are no limits to the number of times you can take your real estate exam. Anyone who fails the Florida state exam may immediately pay and reschedule the exam. There are no restrictions.


What Is on the Florida Real Estate Exam?

The 100 multiple-choice questions on the salesperson examination cover a variety of topics that are relevant to Florida real estate license law. Here is what topics you are expected to know:

Florida General Exam Topics:

  1. Property Ownership
  2. Land Use Controls and Regulations
  3. Valuation and Market Analysis
  4. Financing
  5. General Principles of Agency
  6. Property Disclosures
  7. Contracts
  8. Leasing and Property Management
  9. Transfer of Title
  10. Practice of Real Estate

Florida State Exam Topics:

  1. Florida State License Law
  2. Florida Real Estate Commission Purpose and Guidelines
  3. Florida Real Estate Prohibited Practices
  4. Chapter 475, Florida Statutes
  5. Environment laws applicable to Florida

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