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Try it freeThe Florida sales associate exam splits almost evenly between national real estate principles and Florida-specific license law, and folds in a real math component — prorations, commission splits, and loan calculations — that trips up candidates who studied concepts but not computation. Cambo reads the exact question, walks through the math where there is any, and explains which rule (national or Florida Chapter 475) the correct answer rests on.
100 multiple-choice questions — 45 on national real estate principles, 45 on Florida-specific content, and 10 that involve math calculations — taken over a 3.5-hour window.
75%, meaning at least 75 of the 100 questions correct.
63 hours (FREC Course I), completed with a passing grade of 70% or higher on the course final exam, before you're eligible to sit for the state exam.
As many times as needed, with no cap on attempts, as long as it's within the 2-year window your DBPR application stays valid. Each attempt costs a separate exam fee, and you can retest after a 24-hour wait.
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