Free Texas Real Estate Exam Practice Questions (2026 Study Guide)

ByAlex Morgan
Texas Licensing Exam Study Module (2026 Edition)

Prepare for your licensing test with 50 real-world scenario questions covering TREC rules, financing calculations, agency ethics, and promulgated contracts. Access the official test appointment system at the Pearson VUE Texas Real Estate Portal.

Finding accurate texas real estate exam practice questions free of charge is the most practical way to test your applied knowledge before booking an appointment. While general textbook definitions are helpful, the Pearson VUE exam relies on complex situational scenarios designed to evaluate problem-solving under pressure.

Before reviewing the practice module below, make sure to verify your specific exam domain weights. You can access the official scheduling portal to check updated state-wise passing scores and requirements.

Practical Study Aid

Texas Real Estate Math & Mandatory Deadlines Cheat Sheet

A condensed reference guide for acreage conversions, proration formulas, earnest money deadlines, and TREC disciplinary limits.

Acreage Factor

43,560 sq. ft.

4 people driving 35 mph on Rte 60
Earnest Escrow

Close of 2nd Day

Working days after contract execution
Homestead Cap

10 Acres (Urban)

Contiguous land for single or family
Recovery Limits

$125k / $250k

Per occurrence / per licensee lifetime

Pearson VUE Exam Domain Weight Breakdown

National Section (85 Items)

Passing Score: 56 correct (70%)
Time Limit: 150 Minutes
Core Areas: Contracts, Financing, Land Use, Valuation, Agency, and Disclosures.

Texas State Section (40 Items)

Passing Score: 21 correct (70%)
Time Limit: 90 Minutes
Core Areas: Commission Duties, Licensing Standards, TRELA, Promulgated Contracts, and Texas Statues.

Part 1: National Real Estate Concepts (Questions 1–25)

Covers valuation math, general contract rules, and agency relationships across jurisdictions.

Question 1: An investor purchases an apartment building for $1,200,000. The annual gross scheduled rent is $150,000, vacancy losses run 5%, and operating expenses total $34,500. What is the capitalization rate on this property?

A) 8.0%
B) 9.0%
C) 9.5%
D) 10.2%

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Correct Answer: B

Explanation: Effective Gross Income = $150,000 – $7,500 (5% vacancy) = $142,500. Net Operating Income (NOI) = $142,500 – $34,500 = $108,000. Cap Rate = NOI / Value = $108,000 / $1,200,000 = 0.09 or 9.0%.

Question 2: A retail tenant signs a commercial lease with a $4,000 monthly base rent plus 4% overage on gross sales exceeding $500,000 annually. If total sales hit $750,000, how much total rent does the tenant pay for the year?

A) $48,000
B) $58,000
C) $62,000
D) $78,000

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Correct Answer: B

Explanation: Base annual rent = $4,000 * 12 = $48,000. Excess sales = $750,000 – $500,000 = $250,000. Percentage rent = $250,000 * 0.04 = $10,000. Total rent = $48,000 + $10,000 = $58,000.

Question 3: Two business colleagues purchase a rental building holding 60% and 40% undivided interests. When one partner dies, their share passes to their children under a will. What title form is this?

A) Joint tenancy with right of survivorship
B) Tenancy in severalty
C) Tenancy in common
D) Tenancy by the entirety

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Correct Answer: C

Explanation: Tenancy in common allows unequal fractional shares and contains no survivorship rights, meaning an owner’s share passes to heirs upon death.

Question 4: An appraiser reduces the appraised value of a two-story home because all four bedrooms are upstairs while the only full bathroom is on the first floor. What type of depreciation is this?

A) Physical deterioration
B) Functional obsolescence
C) External obsolescence
D) Economic depreciation

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Correct Answer: B

Explanation: Functional obsolescence results from internal design flaws, poor layouts, or outdated physical features within the structure itself.

Question 5: A borrower obtains an 80% LTV mortgage to buy a home for $450,000. The lender charges 1.5 discount points to lower the interest rate. What is the cost of these points at closing?

A) $4,500
B) $5,400
C) $6,750
D) $7,200

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Correct Answer: B

Explanation: Loan amount = $450,000 * 0.80 = $360,000. Points are calculated on loan amount, not sales price: $360,000 * 0.015 = $5,400.

Question 6: How many total acres are in a property described legally as the N 1/2 of the NE 1/4 of the SW 1/4 of Section 12?

A) 10 acres
B) 20 acres
C) 40 acres
D) 80 acres

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Correct Answer: B

Explanation: A standard section contains 640 acres. 640 / 4 (SW 1/4) = 160 acres; 160 / 4 (NE 1/4) = 40 acres; 40 / 2 (N 1/2) = 20 acres.

Question 7: A property owner discovers that their neighbor built a storage building whose concrete slab extends 18 inches across the boundary line. What encumbrance is this?

A) Easement appurtenant
B) Encroachment
C) Voluntary license
D) Restrictive deed covenant

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Correct Answer: B

Explanation: An encroachment is an unauthorized physical invasion of a structure or fixture across a property boundary onto adjacent land.

Question 8: Under the Truth in Lending Act (Regulation Z), which real estate loan advertisement statement triggers mandatory full credit terms disclosure?

A) “Convenient financing available”
B) “Only $1,250 per month mortgage payment”
C) “Low down payment terms”
D) “VA and FHA accepted”

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Correct Answer: B

Explanation: Stating a specific monthly payment amount is a trigger term under TILA, requiring disclosure of down payment, term length, and annual percentage rate (APR).

Question 9: Which deed form warrants title against all past defects back through the entire property chain of title?

A) Special warranty deed
B) General warranty deed
C) Quitclaim deed
D) Bargain and sale deed

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Correct Answer: B

Explanation: A general warranty deed provides the highest title protection by warranting against title defects occurring during and prior to the grantor’s ownership.

Question 10: An agent actively solicits listings in a neighborhood by telling homeowners that protected classes are moving in and values will decline. What illegal act is this?

A) Redlining
B) Blockbusting
C) Steering
D) Subordination

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Correct Answer: B

Explanation: Blockbusting (panic peddling) is the illegal practice of encouraging people to sell their homes by claiming that minorities are entering the area.

Question 11: What contract clause allows a mortgage holder to yield priority to a later-recorded loan?

A) Subordination clause
B) Acceleration clause
C) Defeasance clause
D) Alienation clause

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Correct Answer: A

Explanation: A subordination clause changes lien priority, allowing a junior lender (such as a construction lender) to hold superior claim over an earlier recorded lien.

Question 12: A residential lot measures 120 feet wide by 180 feet deep. If land in this subdivision sells for $4.50 per square foot, what is the lot’s total market value?

A) $81,000
B) $97,200
C) $105,400
D) $112,000

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Correct Answer: B

Explanation: Total area = 120 ft * 180 ft = 21,600 sq. ft. Total valuation = 21,600 * $4.50 = $97,200.

Question 13: What occurs when an existing loan contract is canceled and replaced with a new agreement releasing the original borrower from all ongoing debt liability?

A) Subrogation
B) Novation
C) Assignment
D) Foreclosure

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Correct Answer: B

Explanation: Novation replaces an original agreement or debtor with a new contract, completely releasing the original party from liability.

Question 14: In a state using a Deed of Trust as a mortgage security instrument, who holds legal (bare) title during the life of the loan?

A) Trustor (Borrower)
B) Beneficiary (Lender)
C) Trustee (Neutral third party)
D) Closing attorney

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Correct Answer: C

Explanation: The borrower (trustor) gives bare legal title to a neutral trustee to secure loan repayment for the lender (beneficiary).

Question 15: If an individual dies testate owning real property, what court procedure validates the will and directs the transfer of real estate to named beneficiaries?

A) Escheat
B) Probate
C) Eminent domain
D) Foreclosure

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Correct Answer: B

Explanation: Probate is the judicial process that verifies a decedent’s will, satisfies remaining debts, and distributes property to designated beneficiaries.

Question 16: An appraiser notices that a comparable sold home had a detached garage worth $15,000. The subject property has no garage. How does the appraiser adjust the comparable?

A) Add $15,000 to the subject property
B) Deduct $15,000 from the comparable property sale price
C) Add $15,000 to the comparable property sale price
D) Make no dollar adjustment

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Correct Answer: B

Explanation: Under the sales comparison approach: Comp Better, Subtract (CBS). Always adjust the comparable, never the subject.

Question 17: Which federal environmental legislation establishes strict, joint, and retroactive financial liability for chemical cleanup costs on commercial real estate?

A) CERCLA (Superfund)
B) Clean Water Act
C) Clean Air Act
D) OSHA Guidelines

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Correct Answer: A

Explanation: CERCLA (Superfund) imposes strict, joint, and retroactive liability on property owners for toxic waste remediation on their property.

Question 18: What is the primary characteristic of a general lien compared to a specific lien?

A) General liens attach only to real property.
B) General liens attach to all real and personal property of the debtor.
C) General liens take priority over property taxes.
D) Specific liens expire within 30 days.

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Correct Answer: B

Explanation: A general lien (like federal income tax liens or money judgments) attaches to all property owned by the debtor, unlike specific liens that target single parcels.

Question 19: An agency relationship established when a principal allows an agent to act in a way that leads third parties to believe representation exists is called:

A) Express agency
B) Ostensible (implied) agency
C) Universal agency
D) Designated agency

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Correct Answer: B

Explanation: Ostensible or implied agency is formed through actions and impressions that lead an outsider to reasonably rely on agency representation.

Question 20: A property closes on June 15th with annual ad valorem taxes of $4,380 unpaid. The seller owns the day of closing. Based on a 365-day year, what does the seller credit the buyer?

A) $1,992.00
B) $2,004.00
C) $2,185.00
D) $2,376.00

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Correct Answer: B

Explanation: Daily tax rate = $4,380 / 365 = $12.00 per day. Days owned by seller: Jan (31) + Feb (28) + Mar (31) + Apr (30) + May (31) + June (16) = 167 days. Proration: 167 * $12.00 = $2,004.00.

Question 21: Which appraisal principle states that a buyer will not pay more for a home than the cost of obtaining an equally desirable substitute?

A) Principle of Anticipation
B) Principle of Substitution
C) Principle of Contribution
D) Principle of Conformity

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Correct Answer: B

Explanation: The Principle of Substitution forms the basis of all appraisal approaches, holding that market value is set by the cost of comparable alternatives.

Question 22: What is the main legal function of an estoppel certificate in commercial property sales?

A) Forgives past tenant defaults
B) Verifies exact lease terms and balances to prevent future conflicting claims
C) Evicts holdover tenants
D) Replaces the deed of trust

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Correct Answer: B

Explanation: An estoppel certificate confirms existing lease terms, rents, and deposits to legally protect new buyers from surprise claims.

Question 23: An owner grants a life estate to an uncle. Upon the uncle’s passing, fee simple title will transfer to the owner’s adult daughter. What interest does the daughter hold?

A) Reversionary interest
B) Remainder interest
C) Pur autre vie estate
D) Leasehold interest

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Correct Answer: B

Explanation: When a life estate passes title to a designated third party rather than returning to the grantor, that designated third party holds a remainder interest.

Question 24: Which fiduciary duty continues indefinitely after an agency agreement expires or terminates?

A) Loyalty
B) Confidentiality
C) Disclosure
D) Obedience

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Correct Answer: B

Explanation: Confidentiality is the single fiduciary obligation that survives termination of representation indefinitely unless the principal consents to disclosure.

Question 25: What does a mortgage alienation clause (due-on-sale clause) permit the lender to do if the property is transferred?

A) Retain all escrow account reserves
B) Accelerate the loan debt and demand full immediate payoff
C) Sue for liquidated damages
D) Alter the title insurance policy

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Correct Answer: B

Explanation: An alienation clause allows a mortgage lender to demand the entire remaining loan balance if the borrower transfers title without prior approval.

Part 2: Texas-Specific Licensing & TREC Law (Questions 26–50)

Strictly covers the Texas Real Estate License Act (TRELA), TREC Commission rules, and state contracts.

Question 26: Agent Sarah hosts an open house. A visitor enters and begins sharing details about their credit score, divorce timeline, and cash budget. What must Sarah do?

A) Hand the visitor the Information About Brokerage Services (IABS) notice immediately
B) Report the confidential details to her seller without notice
C) Nothing, because open house attendees are exempt
D) Demand that the buyer sign an exclusive representation agreement

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Correct Answer: A

Explanation: The open house exemption ends when substantive discussion occurs regarding motivation, financing, or representation. The IABS must be provided immediately.

Question 27: In an Intermediary transaction, what is the broker strictly prohibited from disclosing even if both parties give general written consent?

A) Appointing agents to give advice to each party
B) Disclosing that the seller will accept less than asking price without written permission
C) Collecting commissions from both parties at closing
D) Using promulgated contract forms

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Correct Answer: B

Explanation: Under TRELA Section 1101.561, an Intermediary can never disclose confidential pricing thresholds unless specifically authorized in writing by that party.

Question 28: A seller unbolts wall-mounted speaker brackets and built-in projection screens not listed in Paragraph 2D Exclusions. Has the seller defaulted on a TREC contract?

A) No, electronics are personal chattel.
B) Yes, attached mounts and built-in fixtures convey as real property unless excluded in writing.
C) No, as long as drywall holes are patched.
D) Only if the items cost over $500.

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Correct Answer: B

Explanation: Paragraph 2B of the TREC One to Four Family contract defines built-in items and mounting brackets as improvements that convey unless excluded in Paragraph 2D.

Question 29: What is the mandatory rule regarding the broker’s registered name on an agent’s real estate social media business account?

A) The broker’s name must be at least half the size of the largest contact details on the advertisement.
B) The broker’s license number must be in every photo caption.
C) Sponsoring brokers do not need to be named if the agent’s license is listed.
D) Social media ads are exempt from TREC advertising laws.

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Correct Answer: A

Explanation: TREC advertising regulations demand that the broker’s business name or DBA appear clearly and conspicuously, sized at least 50% of the largest contact information.

Question 30: When an earnest money check on an executed purchase contract is delivered on Thursday, by when must the broker deposit it into an escrow account?

A) Friday by 5:00 PM
B) Monday by close of business (the second working day)
C) Saturday at midnight
D) Within 7 calendar days

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Correct Answer: B

Explanation: TREC rules require brokers to deposit trust monies by the close of business on the second working day after the contract’s effective date.

Question 31: A previous resident died in a home from AIDS-related complications. What is the agent’s disclosure obligation under the Texas Property Code?

A) Disclose it immediately to all buyers.
B) Never disclose or inquire about HIV/AIDS status under federal and state protected-class statutes.
C) Disclose it only if asked directly in writing.
D) Notify the municipal public health office.

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Correct Answer: B

Explanation: Both federal fair housing laws and Texas Property Code protect agents and sellers from liability for not disclosing deaths related to HIV/AIDS, which is a protected disability.

Question 32: A buyer pays a $300 fee for a 7-day Option Period under Paragraph 5. On day 6, the buyer properly sends written termination notice. What happens to the deposits?

A) The seller keeps both the earnest money and the option fee.
B) Earnest money is refunded in full to the buyer; the seller retains the $300 option fee.
C) Both deposits are refunded in full to the buyer.
D) Both deposits are split equally.

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Correct Answer: B

Explanation: Terminating within the contractual option period entitles the buyer to a complete refund of earnest money, while the seller keeps the agreed option fee.

Question 33: How is the Texas Real Estate Commission (TREC) structured?

A) 6 brokers and 3 public members appointed by the Governor
B) 9 licensed broker members elected by licensees
C) 5 attorneys and 4 brokers appointed by the state Supreme Court
D) 6 public members and 3 brokers appointed by the Attorney General

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Correct Answer: A

Explanation: TREC consists of 9 members appointed by the Governor of Texas: 6 licensed brokers with at least 5 years experience and 3 public citizens.

Question 34: What is the maximum statutory payout allowed from the Texas Real Estate Recovery Trust Account for a single transaction?

A) $50,000
B) $125,000
C) $250,000
D) $500,000

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Correct Answer: B

Explanation: The maximum statutory payout from the Recovery Trust Account is $125,000 for a single claim and $250,000 total against any one licensed real estate agent.

Question 35: Under Texas constitutional homestead law, what is the maximum legal size for an urban family homestead?

A) 10 contiguous acres
B) 50 acres
C) 100 acres
D) 200 acres

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Correct Answer: A

Explanation: An urban homestead in Texas cannot exceed 10 contiguous acres for a single person or a family. Rural limits are 100 acres for singles and 200 for families.

Question 36: How many hours of Sales Agent Apprentice Education (SAE) must an agent submit to TREC prior to their first license renewal?

A) 18 clock hours
B) 90 hours qualifying SAE plus 8 hours TREC Legal Update
C) 180 hours
D) 270 hours

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Correct Answer: B

Explanation: Texas first-time renewing sales agents must complete 90 hours of SAE along with 8 hours of Legal Update I & II, totaling 270 qualifying post-license hours.

Question 37: Can a sales agent in Texas accept compensation directly from a client or an escrow title company?

A) Yes, if approved verbally by both parties
B) No, an agent can only receive real estate compensation from their sponsoring broker
C) Yes, if documented on the Closing Disclosure
D) Only if the transaction value is under $100,000

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Correct Answer: B

Explanation: Under TRELA, sales agents cannot accept real estate commissions from anyone other than the broker who sponsors their license.

Question 38: In Paragraph 7H of the TREC One to Four Family contract, what role does the seller play regarding a residential service contract?

A) The buyer reimburses the seller at closing
B) The seller agrees to reimburse the buyer at closing up to a negotiated maximum dollar amount
C) The broker pays the annual warranty fee
D) The title company pays for the home warranty

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Correct Answer: B

Explanation: Paragraph 7H allows the buyer to choose a home warranty, with the seller reimbursing them at closing up to a stated dollar figure.

Question 39: What priority status do ad valorem real estate taxes hold in Texas?

A) Super-priority over all other recorded private liens and mortgages
B) Subordinate priority to first purchase mortgages
C) Equal standing with recorded mechanic’s liens
D) Junior priority to HOA assessments

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Correct Answer: A

Explanation: Property tax liens attach on January 1 of each year and take statutory priority over mortgages and private encumbrances.

Question 40: How many total members serve on the Texas Broker-Lawyer Committee, and who appoints them?

A) 13 members: 6 brokers (TREC), 6 attorneys (State Bar), and 1 public member (Governor)
B) 9 members appointed entirely by the Texas Senate
C) 12 members elected by licensed real estate brokers
D) 7 members appointed by the Attorney General

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Correct Answer: A

Explanation: The Broker-Lawyer Committee consists of 13 members: 6 brokers appointed by TREC, 6 lawyers appointed by the State Bar President, and 1 public member appointed by the Governor.

Question 41: Under the Texas Deceptive Trade Practices Act (DTPA), what damages can be awarded if deceptive practices were done intentionally?

A) Double actual damages only
B) Up to three times (treble) economic and mental anguish damages
C) Automatic license revocation with no monetary damages
D) Return of earnest money only

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Correct Answer: B

Explanation: Under DTPA, finding that an act was committed intentionally allows the court to award up to treble (3x) economic and mental anguish damages.

Question 42: Who is authorized to draft original legal real estate contracts from scratch in Texas?

A) Licensed real estate brokers
B) Escrow title officers
C) Licensed attorneys or the principals to the transaction
D) Appraisers

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Correct Answer: C

Explanation: Real estate agents cannot draft customized contracts; doing so is the unauthorized practice of law. Only attorneys or the principals themselves may draft contracts.

Question 43: What is the statutory redemption period for a Texas residential homestead sold at a tax foreclosure auction?

A) 6 months
B) 1 year
C) 2 years
D) 5 years

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Correct Answer: C

Explanation: Texas allows a 2-year statutory right of redemption for homestead and agricultural property sold for unpaid taxes (25% penalty in year 1, 50% in year 2).

Question 44: When a sales agent switches sponsoring brokers in Texas, what must occur before they can legally begin representing clients with their new firm?

A) The agent must wait 30 days for postal confirmation from Austin
B) The new sponsoring broker must submit an online sponsorship request via the TREC portal
C) The agent must retake the state examination
D) A physical notice must be recorded at the county courthouse

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Correct Answer: B

Explanation: Sponsorship transfer can be processed immediately online through TREC’s portal once the new broker submits the sponsorship request.

Question 45: What mandatory document must be displayed prominently in every real estate broker’s office in Texas?

A) Consumer Protection Notice (Form CN 1-5)
B) TREC Code of Ethics Banner
C) Local MLS Board Certificate
D) City Business Zoning Permit

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Correct Answer: A

Explanation: Texas brokers must display TREC Form CN 1-5 (Consumer Protection Notice) prominently in all office locations and provide it on business websites.

Question 46: What happens to a Texas sales agent’s license if their sponsoring broker’s license is suspended by TREC?

A) It remains active automatically
B) It is permanently canceled
C) It is placed on inactive status immediately
D) The agent automatically becomes a designated broker

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Correct Answer: C

Explanation: A sales agent can only act under an active sponsoring broker. If the broker is suspended, all sponsored sales agents become inactive until sponsored by a new broker.

Question 47: Are oral commission agreements legally enforceable in Texas courts to recover compensation?

A) Yes, if witnessed by two neutral parties
B) No, TRELA requires commission agreements to be in writing and signed
C) Yes, if earnest money has cleared escrow
D) Yes, up to $10,000

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Correct Answer: B

Explanation: Under TRELA Section 1101.806(c), no legal action can be filed in court to recover a real estate brokerage commission unless the agreement is in writing and signed.

Question 48: Under Paragraph 21 of the TREC One to Four Family Contract, how must formal contractual notices be delivered to be legally binding?

A) Via verbal phone call to the broker
B) In writing to the physical or email addresses specified in Paragraph 21
C) Via county newspaper announcements
D) By leaving a voicemail with the escrow title officer

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Correct Answer: B

Explanation: Contractual notices between parties are not legally effective unless delivered in writing to the contact details explicitly written into Paragraph 21.

Question 49: What is the criminal penalty for practicing real estate brokerage without a valid license in Texas?

A) Class A Misdemeanor
B) Class C Infraction
C) First-degree Felony
D) Administrative civil fine only

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Correct Answer: A

Explanation: Practicing real estate without a license in Texas is a Class A misdemeanor, punishable by fines up to $4,000 and/or up to one year in county jail.

Question 50: How long does an individual have to file a formal misconduct complaint against a real estate license holder with TREC?

A) 1 year from the incident date
B) 4 years from the incident date
C) 10 years
D) Indefinitely

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Correct Answer: B

Explanation: Under Texas law, TREC will not investigate any complaint filed more than 4 years after the date of the alleged real estate violation.

Pearson VUE Test-Taking Strategy for Texas Examinees

1. Eliminate Dual Agency: In Texas questions, “Dual Agency” is strictly illegal. The correct answer regarding two-party representation under one brokerage is always Intermediary.

2. Watch Negative Stems: Notice words typed in capitals such as EXCEPT, NOT, or LEAST LIKELY. Re-read the question stem to make sure you are selecting the incorrect statement when requested.

3. Bring a Standard Non-Programmable Calculator: Pearson VUE test centers provide scratch paper, but bringing an approved calculator speeds up proration and capitalization questions significantly.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these texas real estate exam practice questions free for everyone?

Yes, this complete 50-question mock exam, interactive toggles, and downloadable formula sheet are provided free for all real estate license candidates.

Where do I schedule my official Texas real estate exam?

You can book your examination directly through the Pearson VUE Texas Portal once TREC approves your eligibility application.

Can I retake only one portion if I fail?

Yes. If you fail the National portion but pass the Texas State portion (or vice versa), you only need to re-sit and pay for the specific section failed within your 1-year window.

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