Free National Real Estate Practice Test

This full-length practice test draws 120 original questions from all eight sections of the national real estate curriculum. Each question is mapped to an outline section and labeled with the outline reference, and every answer includes a clear explanation.

Practice questions are for exam preparation only and do not constitute legal, financial, or tax advice. Real estate licensing requirements vary by state; always refer to your state's real estate commission for official information.

What This Test Covers

The national question bank is organized by section:

All 120 questions are original, written from the national outline topics, and are not copied from state commission exam banks.

How to Use This Test

1. Answer every question before checking your score.

2. Read the explanation for each answer, even when you answer correctly, to reinforce the concept.

3. Track which sections you miss most and drill those sections using the section practice pages.

4. If you are pursuing a California license, also complete the 60-question California state bank.

5. Aim for above 80 percent before scheduling your exam.

After the Test

Use your results to identify weak sections, then review the real estate study guide for a structured study plan. Remember that your state's exam also includes a state-specific portion, so budget study time for both.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Are these questions like the real exam?

They are written from the same national outline topics, but they are original questions, not official items. State commission item banks are copyrighted and secure.

2. Does this test cover state-specific law?

No. This test covers the national portion only. Use the California state bank for CA law, and the state pages for TX, FL, and NY for exam information.

3. How many questions are on my state's exam?

It varies: CA 150 (70%), TX 110 (70%), FL 100 (75% per part), NY 75 (70%). Check your state commission's official page.

4. Why do questions show an outline reference?

Every question is mapped to a section of the national real estate curriculum so you can target your weak areas.