State Practice Exam
Georgia Real Estate Practice Exam
52 questions covering Georgia real estate licensing topics with detailed explanations.
Question 1 of 52
A mortgage lender uses a third-party service to obtain contact details of buyers who recently applied for pre-approval. The lender then sends them unsolicited loan offers. What is this practice called?
This practice test helps you prepare for the Georgia Real Estate Salesperson exam. The content includes a 152-question practice test, a breakdown of exam topics, updated 2025 laws and exam preparation tips. Take the practice test below to check your readiness for the Georgia Salesperson exam.
Who is eligible to take the Georgia Real Estate Salesperson license exam?
To qualify for the Georgia Salesperson license exam, candidates must meet specific educational, legal, and procedural requirements. Each requirement ensures readiness and compliance with Georgia Real Estate Commission (GREC) standards.
Eligibility criteria include:
- Must be at least 18 years old at the time of application.
- A high school diploma or GED is required.
- Must complete 75 hours of approved real estate coursework.
- Submit the official Exam Registration Form available in the Georgia Candidate Handbook.
- Bring a valid Georgia Crime Information Center (GCIC) Report to the PSI/AMP testing center.
What’s on the Georgia Real Estate Salesperson exam?
The Georgia Real Estate Salesperson exam includes 152 scored questions, divided into 100 national questions and 52 state-specific questions. Each portion evaluates your knowledge of real estate concepts, legal responsibilities, and Georgia-specific licensing regulations.
The national section covers foundational topics such as agency relationships, property ownership, contracts, and real estate math. The state portion focuses on Georgia laws, brokerage practices, and closing procedures.
Georgia Real Estate exam topics
The table below are major licensing topics you’ll need to study:
National Portion (100 Questions)
| Topic | # of Questions |
| Property Ownership | 8 |
| Land Use Controls & Regulations | 5 |
| Valuation & Market Analysis | 7 |
| Financing | 10 |
| General Principles of Agency | 13 |
| Property Disclosures | 6 |
| Contracts | 17 |
| Leasing & Property Management | 3 |
| Transfer of Title | 8 |
| Practice of Real Estate | 13 |
| Real Estate Calculations | 10 |
Georgia State-Specific Portion (52 Questions)
| Topic | # of Questions |
| State Laws and Rules | 16 |
| Real Estate Practice in Georgia | 21 |
| Finance and Closing | 15 |
What is the exam passing score?
To pass the Georgia Real Estate Salesperson exam, candidates must score at least 75% on both sections of the test. That means:
- For the national section, you must correctly answer 75 out of 100 questions.
- For the Georgia state-specific section, you must get 39 out of 52 questions right.
What 2025–2026Georgia Real Estate Laws should you know for the Salesperson exam?
Georgia’s real estate legal framework remains mostly unchanged in 2025 for salesperson candidates. Most laws tested on the exam are derived directly from the Georgia Real Estate Commission’s Rulebook, especially Chapters 520‑1 and 520‑2, and focus on core practice standards such as licensing procedures, agency duties, and trust account regulations.
The table below is a breakdown of the key laws and updates for 2025:
| Law / Rule | Description | 2025 Status | Exam Relevance |
| License Law & Rules (Chapter 520-1) | Governs licensing procedures, license maintenance, trust account management, and prohibited conduct (e.g., unlicensed activity, earnest money handling) | Ongoing – no changes in 2025 | Tested under State Laws and Rules (16 questions) |
| BRRETA (Brokerage Relationships in Real Estate Transactions Act) | Regulates agency relationships, disclosure duties, and types of brokerage agreements | Ongoing | Included under Real Estate Practice in Georgia (21 questions) |
| Fair Housing & Unfair Trade Practices Act | Covers anti-discrimination regulations and advertising laws per state and federal requirements | Ongoing | Included under State Laws and Rules and Practice of Real Estate |
| Contract Formation Laws (Georgia-specific) | Covers leases, contract enforcement, offer/acceptance, and types of listing agreements | Ongoing | Tested under Contracts in both national and Georgia sections |
| Continuing Education (CE) Requirements | Licensees must complete 36 hours of CE every 4 years, including 3 hours of License Law | Unchanged for Salespersons | Not tested directly, but helps reinforce license maintenance knowledge |
How to prepare for the exam?
Improving your pass rate depends on understanding exam details, using proven study resources, and following a targeted study plan.
Understanding Georgia Salesperson exam details
Georgia Real Estate exam structure and requirements is essential for effective preparation. Here is information you need to know:
- Time allotted: 4 hours.
- Exam fee: $121, payable by credit or debit card at the time of reservation.
- Exam format: on a computer.
- Licensing authority: PSI.
- Where to take the exam: Atlanta, Decatur, Duluth, Fayetteville, Macon, Savannah.
Learning from prep resources
Use trusted study guides and platforms that align with Georgia’s exam outline. Quality resources include:
Prep books
- Georgia Real Estate Salesperson Exam: Licensing Practice Test – practice questions simulating the PSI exam.
- Georgia Real Estate Exam Prep: The Complete Guide to Passing the Georgia AMP Salesperson License Exam: full-length tests and key topic reviews.
- Georgia Real Estate License Exam Prep (Stephen Mettling et al.): Latest edition features hundreds of national and Georgia-specific practice questions.
Free practice test platforms
- Realtylicenseprep practice tests: offer national and 50-state exam simulations that mirror real test conditions and question types.
Other resources
- Video tutorials: explain complex topics step-by-step.
- Flashcards: effective for memorizing key terms and legal definitions.
- Joining a study group: provides discussion-based learning.
Follow study strategy
A structured study plan improves content retention and builds confidence under real exam timing. You can begin with core topics, then refine your approach based on past performance. The table below is a sample of 8‑week study plan:
| Week | Focus | Activities |
| 1 - 2 | Ownership & agency | Read outline, watch topic videos, flashcards |
| 3 - 4 | Valuation, financing, contracts | Practice questions + review wrong answers |
| 5 | Disclosures & ethics | Deep dive into cases & laws |
| 6 | Practice exams | Timed mock tests |
| 7 | Review weak areas | Re-study low-scoring sections |
| 8 | Final exam simulation | Full test practice under timed conditions |
Weak area analysis
Key points include the following.
- Review your score breakdown weekly.
- Focus additional study on areas below 70%.
- Review incorrect answers to understand mistakes deeply.
Mastering Real Estate math
There will be a fewmath questions in the national section of the Georgia Real Estate Salesperson exam. These questions focus on practical real estate calculations such as loan-to-value ratios, down payments, and other common financial metrics relevant to property transactions.
Since math questions can affect your result, focused practice is essential after reviewing the main topics. To prepare:
- Review formulas for commission, loan-to-value ratio, and property tax calculations.
- Solve sample problems with our practice tests.
- Use flashcards or guided quizzes to reinforce conversions and amortization steps.
Frequently Asked Questions
How soon after passing can I get my Georgia license?
If you pass and have all documents ready (background check, broker sponsorship), you can receive your license at the testing center immediately after passing.
How hard is the Georgia Real Estate Salesperson exam?
Most candidates find the Georgia exam challenging, especially the state section. Many recommend taking multiple practice exams and focusing on Georgia-specific law questions.
What happens if I fail the Georgia Salesperson exam?
You may retake the test, but must pay the fee again. It's common for first-timers to retake at least one section, especially the state portion. Study areas you missed and review explanations.
How should I pace my exam approach?
Use a two-pass method: quickly answer confident questions, flag the rest, then review flagged items. Take your time to read carefully, eliminate wrong choices, and ensure math accuracy.
How do I overcome test anxiety and second-guessing?
Label questions based on confidence (A – sure, B – unsure, C – math), complete the A group first, skip B and C, then return for review. Look for clues in later questions, you may find hidden answers.