Your name Your email We send your results here. Your phone number (optional) Yes, you may text me about my license renewal. Message and data rates may apply. Reply STOP at any time to stop receiving texts. Leave this empty 1. How often must an active Florida real estate licensee renew their license? Every 12 months Every 24 months Every 36 months Every 48 months 2. A licensee past their first renewal must complete 14 hours of continuing education. How is that broken down? 14 hours of specialty credit 7 hours core law and 7 hours specialty 3 hours core law, 3 hours ethics and business practices, 8 hours specialty 4 hours core law, 4 hours ethics, 6 hours specialty 3. A sales associate receives an earnest money deposit. When must it reach their broker? Immediately, the same hour By the end of the next business day Within three business days Within five business days 4. A broker faces conflicting demands on escrowed funds. What must happen first? Split the funds evenly between the parties Hold the funds until somebody sues Notify FREC in writing within 15 business days Return the funds to the buyer 5. Which homes trigger the federal lead-based paint disclosure requirement? All homes, regardless of age Homes built before 1978 Homes built before 1990 Only homes already known to contain lead 6. If no brokerage relationship is established in writing, which does Florida presume? Single agent Transaction broker No brokerage relationship Dual agent 7. Under Johnson v. Davis, a seller of residential property must disclose: Nothing, because the buyer is responsible for inspecting Only what the buyer specifically asks about Known defects materially affecting value that a buyer could not readily observe Every repair ever carried out on the property 8. Which of these is NOT a protected class under the federal Fair Housing Act? Familial status National origin Marital status Disability 9. How long before closing must the buyer receive the Closing Disclosure? At the closing table One business day before Three business days before Seven business days before 10. Why must a Florida contract for the sale of real property be in writing? A FREC rule requires it The Statute of Frauds requires it Lenders require it It does not have to be in writing See my results
