Florida Real Estate Practice Questions
Practice Florida real estate topics with multiple-choice questions. Choose an answer to see the explanation, or start the free 63Hours course.
692 practice questions
- Chapter 1 What is the minimum score required to pass the Florida State Licensing Exam?
- Chapter 1 How many questions are on the End-of-Course Exam?
- Chapter 1 How many hours of state-approved pre-licensing education must a standard candidate complete before becoming eligible to take the Florida sales associate exam?
- Chapter 1 When does a student pay the fee for this specific real estate course?
- Chapter 1 In addition to attending the required pre-licensing education hours, what must a student achieve to successfully complete the course requirement?
- Chapter 1 How many chapters make up the structure of this course?
- Chapter 1 What is the cost of the certificate once the End-of-Course Exam is passed?
- Chapter 1 Why does the program strongly recommend heading straight to the testing center after passing the End-of-Course Exam?
- Chapter 2 Which term refers to a licensee focusing on a specific neighborhood to cultivate business?
- Chapter 2 A developer transfers ownership of the streets in a subdivision to the county.
- Chapter 2 Which statement regarding a Comparative Market Analysis (CMA) is TRUE?
- Chapter 2 A map recorded in public records showing the division of land into lots and blocks is called
- Chapter 2 Which level of government has the most direct impact on real estate property owners through zoning and property taxation?
- Chapter 2 Which statement is TRUE about the term REALTOR?
- Chapter 2 Which organization is the largest trade association in the world?
- Chapter 2 There are more property managers now than ever before because:
- Chapter 2 Which is NOT one of the five major sales specialties?
- Chapter 2 A CAM license is required for:
- Chapter 2 Effective advertising involving developing a database of prospects to direct a specific message is called:
- Chapter 2 The term "Follow-Up" refers to:
- Chapter 2 A developer acquires a large tract of land, records a subdivision plat, and builds several model homes. Buyers then select a floor plan and a lot. This type of residential construction is called:
- Chapter 2 A builder purchases a lot and begins construction on a single-family home without having a buyer or a signed sales contract. This is known as:
- Chapter 2 A buyer hires an architect to design a house and then enters into a contract with a builder to construct the home on the buyer's lot. This is an example of:
- Chapter 2 According to Florida law, what requirement must be met to sell or lease business opportunities?
- Chapter 2 A licensee does a Comparative Market Analysis (CMA) for a fee. What statement is true?
- Chapter 2 A CAM license is required for:
- Chapter 3 What is the primary responsibility of the Florida Legislature regarding real estate?
- Chapter 3 Which body was established in 1925 to enforce the real estate law and ensure professionalism in the industry?
- Chapter 3 How is the real estate industry described prior to the 1900s?
- Chapter 3 What is the primary purpose of the Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR)?