Free Virginia Real Estate Practice Exam Questions (September 2026) 40+

Virginia Real Estate Exam

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If a Virginia real estate licensee still has not paid a required Recovery Fund assessment 30 days after the second notice is mailed, what happens?

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A Virginia salesperson can be licensed with more than one Virginia broker:

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A Real Estate Recovery Fund Claim Form must be filed with the Department of Professional and Occupational Regulation (DPOR) within how many months after the judgment is final?

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Within how many days are brokers required to send a change of address form to the VREB?

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When Virginia law refers to the Director, who are they referring to?

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The Virginia Residential Landlord Tenant Act allows a landlord to require a security deposit. The amount of such deposit cannot exceed:

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Which of the following CAN file a claim from the Virginia Real Estate Transaction Recovery Fund?

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Which of the following is a violation of Virginia license law?

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Virginia law requires; anyone who lists, sells, leases, or deals in real estate transactions to

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Within a Virginia salesperson's first year of having their license, how many hours of additional education are required to continue to be a salesperson?

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Which law governs seller disclosure requirements in a residential transaction for Virginians?

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In Virginia, what is the minimum deposit or earnest money amount that the buyer must provide in a transaction?

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What is the maximum amount a consumer can recover from the Virginia Real Estate Transaction Recovery Fund in a single claim?

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When a payment involving a real estate licensee is made from the Recovery Fund, in most cases, the applicable license is automatically

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If a license is not renewed, how many days does the licensee have to renew their license before the VREB will impose a late fee or penalty?

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Which of the following is a violation under Virginia Agency Law?

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Which of the following would be classified as a regulant?

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Which of the following statements is true about the Virginia Real Estate Transaction Recovery Fund?

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A Virginia broker can be licensed with more than one Virginia brokerage firm:

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What does VREB stand for?

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Under Virginia law, when should an agent enter a brokerage agreement with a potential buyer?

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Failing to comply with any request from the VREB within ten days is an example of

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The maximum balance of the Virginia Real Estate Transaction Recovery Fund is

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How long are terms for members of the VREB?

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A broker must keep records of all escrow account activity for at least

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An unlicensed investor wants to open a real estate brokerage business in Richmond. In order for him to legally do this, which of the following must be true?

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In Virginia, steering is

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If the Virginia Real Estate Transaction Recovery Fund falls below the minimum, licensees may be assessed to restore the Fund. What is the maximum that one licensee may be assessed during the two year period?

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According to Virginia Real Estate Law, Chattels are best defined as:

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Who appoints the members of the VREB?

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Virginia state law requires that copies of agency disclosures and brokerage agreements, be kept by the licensee for at least

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Under agency law in Virginia dual agency is

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Virginia agency law recognizes three basic categories of representation. What are they?

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Is commingling legal in Virginia?

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The minimum balance of the Virginia Real Estate Transaction Recovery Fund is

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Virginia law mandates brokerage agreements must be

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If the VREB receives a written complaint regarding the actions of a licensee, what is the first thing the VREB will do?

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Under Virginia Fair Housing Law, what term describes the protection against discrimination based on a person being 55 years of age or older?

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The purpose of the Real Estate Recovery Trust Account is to enable

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Per Virginia law, someone purchasing a residential condominium from a developer has how many days to review the offering statement?

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Virginia Real Estate Statutes and Regulations

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

Virginia Property and Real Estate Laws

  • Virginia Homestead Laws
  • Virginia Adverse Possession Laws
  • Virginia Lease and Rental Agreement Laws

Chapter 20. Virginia Real Estate Board Licensing Regulations

  • Definitions
  • Qualifications for licensure
  • Exchange to salesperson’s license
  • Qualifications for licensure by reciprocity
  • Activation or transfer of license
  • Application fees
  • Renewal required
  • Qualification for renewal; continuing education requirements
  • Fees for renewal
  • Board discretion to deny renewal
  • Failure to renew; reinstatement required
  • Board discretion to deny reinstatement

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Virginia 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 Virginia Real Estate License Requirements?

Real estate license requirements vary from state to state. Here are Virginia requirements:

  • Must be 18 years or older.
  • Must complete required state approved pre-licensing courses (60 credit hours).
  • Estimated cost of total fees and license: $230

How Hard is the Virginia 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. In Virginia, the score to pass is 56 and 30. With a total of 120 questions (80 national and 40 state), that means the score to pass is 56 for the national and 30 for the state.

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

In Virginia, you can miss 24 questions on the national and 10 on the state and still pass the real estate exam.

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

There are no limits to the number of times you can take your real estate exam, but it must be passed within two years of completing your 60-hour pre-licensing course.


What Is on the Virginia Real Estate Exam?

The 120 multiple-choice questions on the salesperson examination cover a variety of topics that are relevant to Virginia real estate license law. Here is what topics you are expected to know:

Virginia State Portion:

  1. Licensing
  2. Escrow Accounts
  3. Disclosure Requirements
  4. Agency Definitions and Relationships
  5. Virginia Fair Housing Law and Regulations
  6. Specific Acts Pertaining to Real Estate Practice

Virginia 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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