Part 2: Florida state questions (10 free)
Florida real estate state-portion practice questions
A Florida sales associate applicant must be at least:
How to use this practice test
- Every question is original and written against the published content outline - never recalled exam items.
- After each answer you see why the right choice is right and why the most tempting wrong choice is wrong.
- Target: Florida needs 75 of 100 points. Aim for 80%+ here before you book - practice scores run optimistic when you know the format.
Where Florida candidates lose points
The state outline below is where the state-specific questions come from. Weak on a row? Drill it before anything else.
| Topic | Weight |
|---|---|
| The real estate business | 1% |
| License law and qualifications for licensure | 6% |
| Real estate license law and commission rules | 2% |
| Authorized relationships, duties and disclosures | 7% |
| Brokerage activities and procedures | 12% |
| Violations of license law, penalties and procedures | 3% |
| Federal and state laws pertaining to real estate | 3% |
| Property rights: estates, tenancies, condos, HOAs, timeshares | 8% |
| Titles, deeds and ownership restrictions | 7% |
| Legal descriptions | 5% |
| Real estate contracts | 12% |
| Residential mortgages | 9% |
| Types of mortgages and sources of financing | 4% |
| Computations and closing of transactions | 6% |
| Real estate markets and analysis | 1% |
| Real estate appraisal | 8% |
| Investments and business opportunity brokerage | 2% |
| Taxes affecting real estate | 3% |
| Planning and zoning | 1% |
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Frequently asked questions
Are these real Florida exam questions?
No. They are original practice questions written to the public content outline. Nobody legitimately sells real exam questions - vendors keep their item banks confidential.
How long is the real Florida exam?
100 questions on one state-written exam (no separate national portion), 3.5 hours.
Sources
- Florida DBPR / FREC (accessed 2026-09-23)