Free Real Estate Exam Prep

The site is aimed at the weeks after your pre-licensing class and before your test date. It calls itself practice, not a course. The core is a bank of 12,802 questions: 1,500 written to the national portion's published content outline and 11,302 state-law questions across all 50 states. Every answer comes with the reason it is right, and the homepage makes a good point about reading those explanations even for questions you got right, since a lucky guess and knowing the rule look the same on a score report.

You can start without signing up. Pick a 20-question practice exam, weighted to the national outline so contracts and agency come up more than property management, then see your weakest area and drill it with its topic quiz. A free account raises that to 30 or 40 questions. Beyond that there's a full-length exam simulator, PSI and Pearson VUE style tests, a broker exam, flashcards, a 275-term glossary, real estate math guides, and state pages listing fees, question counts and passing scores checked against each candidate handbook.

Free use covers the practice questions, study guides and one full practice test every seven days. For the final stretch there are two one-time passes with no renewal: an Exam Week Pass for $19.99 that lasts seven days, and a 30-Day Pass for $29.99. Both unlock all 64 tests with unlimited full timed attempts, subject to a fair-use cap of 600 questions a day. For the week pass, the pricing page offers a full refund within three days if you have started two or fewer tests, and seven extra days if you fail while it is active.

The affiliate disclosure says the site carries no advertising or affiliate links today and earns money only from the passes, and it sets out where course referral links could appear in future. The privacy policy is specific. To enforce the free weekly test without an account, the site sends its accounts service a one-way hash of your screen, time zone, graphics card and a canvas drawing, which is a form of device fingerprinting. Full tests are graded on the server, accounts store your email and attempts, logins and grading run through a named processor, and Stripe handles payment. Google Analytics loads only if you accept it in the cookie banner.