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Florida real estate exam practice test

As of October 25, 2026, the Florida Real Estate Commission requires sales associate applicants to complete Course I, 63 hours of 50 minutes each including the end-of-course exam.

Florida grades the sales associate license exam on a 100-point scale, and a grade of 75 points or higher passes.

On the Florida sales associate exam, 45 points cover real estate law, 45 cover principles and practices, and 10 cover real estate math (per flrules.org, checked on Oct 25, 2026).

Updated Oct 25, 2026Rules checked against flrules.org, pearsonvue.com and flsenate.govHow we check
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Florida real estate exam at a glance

Pre-licensing education
63 hourssource, Oct 25, 2026
Scored on the exam
100 pointssource, Oct 25, 2026
To pass
75 of 100 pointssource, Oct 25, 2026
Exam time
3½ hourssource, Oct 25, 2026
Exam fee
$36.75source, Oct 25, 2026
Minimum age
18source, Oct 25, 2026
Post-licensing, before 1st renewal
Up to 45 hourssource, Oct 25, 2026

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Free Florida real estate practice test: 10 questions

OneTryPass wrote these questions from Florida law, the commission's rules and the exam vendor's handbook. Pick an answer to see if you got it; each explanation names the section it comes from.

  1. Agency and brokerage

    Question 1. Unless a different relationship is set up in writing, Florida law presumes a real estate licensee is working as a:

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    Answer: C. Transaction broker

    Section 475.278(1)(b) presumes every licensee is operating as a transaction broker unless a single agent or no brokerage relationship is established in writing with the customer.

    From Chapter 475 Section 278 - 2026 Florida Statutes - The Florida Senate · 475.278(1)(b), Presumption of transaction brokerage

  2. Agency and brokerage

    Question 2. Which brokerage relationship is a Florida real estate licensee NOT allowed to have?

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    Answer: D. Disclosed dual agent

    Section 475.278(1)(a) allows transaction broker and single agent relationships, and says a licensee may not operate as a disclosed or nondisclosed dual agent.

    From Chapter 475 Section 278 - 2026 Florida Statutes - The Florida Senate · 475.278(1)(a), Authorized brokerage relationships

  3. Agency and brokerage

    Question 3. A seller tells her transaction broker she would accept less than the listed price. She has not waived confidentiality in writing. What may the broker tell a buyer?

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    Answer: A. Nothing about it: limited confidentiality protects that information

    A transaction broker owes limited confidentiality under section 475.278(2)(f): unless a party waives it in writing, the broker may not disclose that the seller will accept less than the asking or listed price, or a party’s motivation.

    From Chapter 475 Section 278 - 2026 Florida Statutes - The Florida Senate · 475.278(2), Transaction broker relationship

  4. Agency and brokerage

    Question 4. Which duty does a Florida single agent owe that a transaction broker does not?

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    Answer: D. Loyalty

    Loyalty, obedience, confidentiality and full disclosure appear only in the single agent list in section 475.278(3)(a). Honesty, accounting for funds and presenting offers are owed in both relationships.

    From Chapter 475 Section 278 - 2026 Florida Statutes - The Florida Senate · 475.278(3)(a), Single agent duties

  5. Disclosures

    Question 5. When must a Florida single agent disclose its duties in writing?

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    Answer: B. Before or when signing a listing or representation agreement, or before showing property, whichever comes first

    Section 475.278(3)(b)1. requires the single agent disclosure before, or at the time of, entering into a listing or representation agreement, or before showing property, whichever occurs first.

    From Chapter 475 Section 278 - 2026 Florida Statutes - The Florida Senate · 475.278(3)(b), Disclosure requirements

  6. Pre- and post-licensing education

    Question 6. Florida’s sales associate pre-licensing course, Course I, consists of how many hours?

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    Answer: B. 63 hours of 50 minutes each

    Rule 61J2-3.008 sets Course I at 63 hours of 50 minutes each, including the end-of-course exam. The broker course, Course II, is 72 hours.

    From Florida Administrative Code Rule 61J2-3.008, Pre-licensing Education for Broker and Sales Associate Applicants · Subsection (1)

  7. Pre- and post-licensing education

    Question 7. What grade on the Course I end-of-course exam counts as completing the course?

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    Answer: C. 70% or higher

    Rule 61J2-3.008(4)(a) makes 70% or higher on the end-of-course exam satisfactory completion, and the student cannot miss more than 8 hours of classroom instruction. The state license exam itself needs 75 points.

    From Florida Administrative Code Rule 61J2-3.008, Pre-licensing Education for Broker and Sales Associate Applicants · Subsection (4)(a)

  8. The license exam

    Question 8. On the Florida sales associate exam, how many of the 100 points cover real estate math?

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    Answer: A. 10

    Rule 61J2-2.029 splits the sales associate exam into 45 points on law, 45 on principles and practices and 10 on real estate mathematics.

    From Florida Administrative Code Rule 61J2-2.029, Examination Areas of Competency · Sales associate examination

  9. The license exam

    Question 9. What grade passes the Florida sales associate license exam?

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    Answer: D. 75 points of 100

    Rule 61J2-2.029 grades the exam on 100 points, and an applicant with 75 points or higher has passed.

    From Florida Administrative Code Rule 61J2-2.029, Examination Areas of Competency · Grading

  10. Licensing rules

    Question 10. Which is a requirement to apply for a Florida real estate license?

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    Answer: C. Be at least 18 and hold a high school diploma or its equivalent

    Section 475.17(1)(a) requires an applicant to be at least 18, hold a high school diploma or its equivalent, and be honest, truthful, trustworthy and of good character.

    From Chapter 475 Section 17 - 2026 Florida Statutes - The Florida Senate · 475.17(1)(a)

Florida real estate exam questions people ask

What score do you need to pass the Florida real estate exam?

You need 75 points out of 100. The points split three ways: 45 on Florida real estate law, 45 on principles and practices, and 10 on math, so law alone can decide the result.

Don’t mix it up with the end of Course I: the school’s final exam needs 70%, the state license exam needs 75 points.

Sources: Florida Administrative Code Rule 61J2-2.029, Examination Areas of Competency · Florida Administrative Code Rule 61J2-3.008, Pre-licensing Education for Broker and Sales Associate Applicants

How many hours is the Florida real estate pre-licensing course?

Course I runs 63 hours of 50 minutes each, final exam included. Miss more than 8 classroom hours and the school cannot give you the final exam, which you pass with 70%.

There is a second course after you are licensed: a post-licensing course of up to 45 hours, due before your first renewal.

Sources: Florida Administrative Code Rule 61J2-3.008, Pre-licensing Education for Broker and Sales Associate Applicants · Florida Administrative Code Rule 61J2-3.020, Post-licensing Education for Active and Inactive Broker and Sales Associate Licensees

Every Florida licensing rule we checked

Each line is one rule from an official page — the Florida Real Estate Commission, Florida law or the exam vendor's handbook — with the date we read it.

License exam
Florida grades the sales associate license exam on a 100-point scale, and a grade of 75 points or higher passes. source, Oct 25, 2026
On the Florida sales associate exam, 45 points cover real estate law, 45 cover principles and practices, and 10 cover real estate math. source, Oct 25, 2026
Pearson VUE gives Florida real estate salesperson candidates 3½ hours for the exam. source, Oct 25, 2026
Pre-licensing education
The Florida Real Estate Commission requires sales associate applicants to complete Course I, 63 hours of 50 minutes each including the end-of-course exam. source, Oct 25, 2026
A grade of 70% or higher on the Course I end-of-course exam completes the course, and a student who misses more than 8 classroom hours cannot sit for it. source, Oct 25, 2026
Who can apply
Florida requires real estate license applicants to be at least 18, hold a high school diploma or its equivalent and be honest, truthful, trustworthy and of good character. source, Oct 25, 2026
Florida applicants submit digital fingerprints with the application, and the prints go to the Florida Department of Law Enforcement and the FBI for a criminal history check. source, Oct 25, 2026
Exam vendor
After the Florida Division of Real Estate approves an application, Pearson VUE sends the candidate an authorization letter, and only then can the exam be booked. source, Oct 25, 2026
Pearson VUE requires every Florida DBPR real estate candidate to test in person at a physical test center. source, Oct 25, 2026
Fees
The Florida real estate salesperson exam fee is $36.75, paid to Pearson VUE. source, Oct 25, 2026
Florida rule 61J2-1.011 sets an $11 application fee and a $46.75 initial license fee for a sales associate. source, Oct 25, 2026
If you fail
A Florida candidate who fails must wait 24 hours before booking another exam, and cannot book at the test center. source, Oct 25, 2026
After you pass
A new Florida sales associate must finish a post-licensing course of up to 45 hours before the first license renewal. source, Oct 25, 2026

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Florida real estate exam FAQ

Does Florida allow dual agency in real estate?

No. A Florida licensee may work as a transaction broker or a single agent, but not as a disclosed or nondisclosed dual agent. A single agent can switch to transaction broker only with the principal’s written consent. Source: official page "Chapter 475 Section 278 - 2026 Florida Statutes", checked on Oct 25, 2026.

How much does it cost to take the Florida real estate exam?

The exam fee paid to Pearson VUE is $36.75. Separately, the Florida Real Estate Commission’s rule sets an $11 application fee and a $46.75 initial license fee for a sales associate. Source: official pages "Florida DBPR Division of Real Estate: Real Estate and Appraiser Fact Sheet (Pearson VUE)" and "Florida Administrative Code Rule 61J2-1.011, License Fees", checked on Oct 25, 2026.

Are these the real Florida real estate exam questions?

No. OneTryPass writes its own practice questions from Florida law, the commission's rules and the exam vendor's candidate handbook, and each question names the section it comes from so you can check the rule. Exam vendors do not publish their live questions.

Is OneTryPass affiliated with the Florida Real Estate Commission or Pearson VUE?

No. OneTryPass is an independent practice site. Licensing rules and the candidate handbook are free on the Florida Real Estate Commission and exam vendor websites, linked on this page.

Where this information comes from

Every rule on this page comes from the Florida Real Estate Commission, Florida statutes and rules, or the Pearson VUE candidate materials for Florida. OneTryPass reads each page, writes the rule in plain English and records the date. A rule that passes its re-check date leaves this page on its own until it is read again.

How often each kind of rule is read again: license exam, 120 days; pre-licensing education, 180 days; who can apply, 180 days; exam vendor, 180 days; fees, 90 days; if you fail, 180 days; after you pass, 180 days.

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