Free Hawaii Real Estate Practice Exam Questions (November 2024) 50+

Hawaii Real Estate Exam

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With a month-to-month tenancy in Hawaii, can a landlord ever raise the rent?

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How much liability (in terms of the recovery fund) does a Hawaii real estate licensee have?

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If the balance remaining in the real estate recovery fund is less than ______, the department of commerce and consumer affairs shall assess every real estate licensee an additional payment to the recovery fund.

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In Hawaii, air rights usually belong to

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If the commission pays from the real estate recovery fund in any amount in a claim against a licensed real estate broker or real estate salesperson, the license of the real estate broker or real is automatically

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Failure to satisfy continuing education requirements shall result in any Hawaii real estate agents license being automatically

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Under Hawaii law, who governs land zoning within their districts (other than in conservation districts)?

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

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Hawaii conservation districts are governed by

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Which of the following would be considered commingling?

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Land ownership documents are recorded for the public record at the

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Hawaii licensing laws specifically requires what be in writing:

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A certificate of exemption (from HARPTA) waiver needs to be given by the seller to the buyer within how many days of the contract acceptance date?

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Does Hawaii statute cover fractional ownership?

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To legally advertise a property in Hawaii, which of the following is required?

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Which of the following serves as a guide for the future long-range development of Hawaii:

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Which of the following is responsible for evaluating whether a project meets the Land Use Commission decision-making criteria and whether or not the project complies with the Hawaii state plan?

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How long does someone have to file a claim for collection from the recovery fund (think statute of limitations)?

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In Hawaii, mineral rights usually belong to

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Who does lava belong to when it forms land?

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Blake owns a rental property in Hawaii. He has owned it for 15 years. Which of the following additional taxes on any rental income he receives must he pay?

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How many hours of continuing education are required for Kansas real estate salespersons?

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Brittany, a middle aged woman, owns Hawaii property (as her principal home), her property taxes will be reduced through which of the following?

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Is commingling legal in Hawaii?

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In Hawaii, each parcel of land is assigned which of the following?

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A husband or wife may claim a 1/3 elective share of the other's estate at the decedent's death under what code?

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The purpose of the Real Estate Recovery Fund is to enable

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A division of land extending from the top of the mountain to the ocean is called

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Who grants real estate licenses for the state of Hawaii?

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Who is responsible for administering and collecting property taxes in Hawaii?

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Property taxes are levied in Hawaii at which level of government?

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Under agency law in Hawaii dual agency is

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What is the purpose of the Hawaii Real Property Tax Act (HARPTA)?

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In Hawaii the amount a broker may charge for a commission is

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In Hawaii, all real estate advertising and promotional materials must include which of the following?

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Kendrick is a landlord in Honolulu. He is looking to lease one of his apartments. He puts an ad in the paper for $1,000 a month. Mason hears about the ad and calls up Kendrick. Mason is legally blind and has a seeing eye dog. What is the maximum deposit Kendrick can require Mason to pay for the lease?

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All land in the state of Hawaii is divided into four district boundaries. What are they?

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Phoenix is a landlord. He leases an apartment to Matt for $1,500 a month. What is the maximum deposit he can require for this lease?

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Homeowner Tina would like to know if a lien is attached to an existing recorded deed for her property. This information is located where?

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Hawaii has real estate license reciprocity agreements with which states?

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A Hawaii licensee buying property or selling their own own property must:

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Ben signs a one-year lease for an apartment in Honolulu. If he moves out after four months and stops paying rent, he will be:

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Choose the best answer. To be eligible for a Hula Mae loan;

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Signed into law in 1978, the Hawaii State Planning Act created which of the following?

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Which of the following is true of Hawaii?

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Martha’s license has been terminated by the Hawaii Real Estate Commission. If she pays all her fees, with all the interest accrued, when can she apply to get a new license?

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How long are terms for members of the Hawaii Real Estate Commission?

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Any person that violates Hawaii Condo Property Law may be fined no more than

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In Hawaii, which of the following is exempt from continuing education?

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How many members does the Hawaii Real Estate Commission have?

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Hello, welcome to our Hawaii Real Estate Practice Exam.

This free practice exam is here to help you master the state-specific portion of the Hawaii real estate exam. 

In Hawaii, there are 130 questions on the exam (80 national and 50 state).

For help with the national we have our free national real estate practice exam. That section can be used to study the topics featured on those 80 questions.  

For help with the state portion you're in the right place! This section can be used to study the topics featured on those 50 questions.

The two most effective study tools for the Hawaii state exam portion are using real estate practice exams, and learning Hawaii state-specific license laws.

Our state-specific real estate practice exam is a fantastic tool to help you grasp your state's real estate topics. It works just like our national real estate practice exam and is updated annually. 

Usually, using the state practice exam is enough for students to grasp the concepts. However, if you want more, the single most important resource out there is the laws they base the questions on. If you haven't looked at your state's Real Estate Statutes or Regulations, it's strongly recommended.

The test makers take snippets of laws applicable to your state and use them for the questions. We use the actual state laws to create our questions, which is why some of the questions may look familiar to you. Some websites and prep providers do not, and that's the secret. You need to know your state's laws. 

Furthermore, It would be best if you read through your laws at least once, and that's the greatest advice we can give you. Trust us, we know it can be very time-consuming, but reading through each one of these will provide you with precisely the information you need to pass. 

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Hawaii Real Estate Statutes and Regulations

Here is our list of recommended Real Estate Statutes and Regulations you need to know:

Hawaii Revised Statutes

  • HRS Chapter 26 – Executive and Administrative Departments
  • HRS Chapter 91 – Hawaii Administrative Procedures Act (unofficial)
  • HRS Chapter 92 – Public Agency Meetings and Records
  • HRS Chapter 436B – Professional and Vocational Licensing Law
  • HRS Chapter 467 – Real Estate Brokers and Salespersons

NOTE: State websites update semi-frequently and sometimes their website URLs change. If any of the links posted below do not work, please reach out and we will update the links promptly. Thank you.


Hawaii’s Real Estate Exam FAQ’s

Have a question about the real estate exam? Find the answers to all your real estate license questions here:

What are Hawaii’s Real Estate License Requirements?

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

  • Must be 18 years or older.
  • Must complete a background check.
  • Must complete required state approved pre-licensing courses (60 credit hours).
  • Estimated cost of total fees and license: $68

How Hard is the Hawaii 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 Hawaii, you’ll need to get a score of at least 70%. With a total of 130 questions (80 national and 50 state), that means the score to pass is 56 for the national and 35 for the state.

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

In Hawaii, you can miss 24 questions on the national and 15 on the state and still pass the real estate exam.

How Many Times Can You Take the Hawaii Real Estate Exam?

There’s no limit to the number of times you can take the Hawaii real estate exam, as long as it is within two years after your course completion certificate date.


What Is on the Hawaii Real Estate Exam?

The 130 multiple-choice questions on the salesperson examination cover a variety of topics that are relevant to Hawaii’s real estate license law. Here are what topics you are expected to know:

Hawaii State Portion:

  1. Ascertaining and Disclosing Material Facts
  2. Types of Ownership
  3. Property Management
  4. Land Utilization
  5. Title and Conveyances
  6. Contracts
  7. Financing 
  8. Escrow Process and Closing Statement
  9. Professional Practices and Conduct

Hawaii National Portion:

  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
  11. Real Estate Calculations

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