How to Pass The Real Estate Exam in 2024 (Guaranteed)

In this video, I will go through the best and easiest way to pass your real estate exam on the first try! These are the methods I used to pass my own real estate licensing exam, and I am confident that with these tips, you can VERY EASILY pass.

The common misconception that wastes a lot of time is that you need to read each and every word on the real estate course. This is false - I passed the test easily and I mostly skimmed the material. Now, reading the entire text will 100% help you pass the test, but it isn't the best use of your time. So hopefully that alone saves you 30+ hours on your course.

We'll talk about the best strategy to pass your real estate exam (using practice questions), study tips, what content to study, and how many hours per day to spend.

Honestly, the test is not too hard and if you study using this guide, I can pretty much guarantee you'll pass on the first try. This test is just like any other state exam - you can learn to take it, review practice questions that closely mimic the real exam, and understand how they word the questions.

Getting your real estate license is quite easy and you should be able to get it in most states in about 90 days!

Hope this video helps you out! I put a lot of effort into these videos to help you guys out, so please make sure to support my channel by liking and subscribing! Thank you.

Many people have asked what website to get practice exams, here is what I used to get my real estate license, mortgage originator license, and working on my broker's license:
(Full transparency - this is an affiliate link so if you sign up here, I make a few dollars)
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👋🏽Hi, I'm Darren Tsai. I’m a licensed mortgage loan originator and real estate agent in California.
I created Know Your Mortgage to simplify the overwhelming and complex parts of mortgages and real estate. My goal is to share my knowledge and educate you so you can become a confident homeowner!

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[DarrenTsai_]

Everyone asks where to get the tests.
This is the website I used to get my RE license, Mortgage Loan Originator license, and working on my broker license:
(Full transparency - this is an affiliate link so if you sign up here, I make a few dollars)
Thanks for the support and COMMENT AFTER YOU PASS!!
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[BodyMedia]

Praise to God! I passed my New York Real Estate Exam on the first try! This video helped me a lot! Thanks so much! For everyone studying, you can do it keep going and never quit! God bless you.

[andreahawkins]

I like to just take the practice tests it's helped me a lot more than going back and listening to the chapters again

[amandamaria]

I recommend PREP AGENT!!! Saw this bu chance. And my advise is 100% VOCAB BUT THE EXAM IS BASED OFF THISE WORDS. LEARN THE VOCAB. Everyone learn different. I listened to the videos and live webinars. PREPAGENT IS IT

[mansourgulzarzada]

didn’t study at all, 3 hours of sleep and I got a 66% LOL guess that’s what i get for being irresponsible, gonna retake in 18 days and ACTUALLY study, wish me luck guys

[DarelJettSmith]

VERY informative. Great video.

I started by meticulously going through each unit and it was absolutely impractical. Took WAY too long. Once I started skimming through the units, prioritizing summaries, and retaking the quizzes several times to fully exhaust the question pool, I excelled in my courses.

[Jasmingronski]

Currently watching this before scheduling my state exam. Thank you so much for creating this content and giving us the confidence and guidance to navigate in the right direction.

[QNiNiVLOGS]

Thanks for sharing. Getting more motivated to study for the first time and try for my new career.

[bobstone]

word im gonna take my test for the first time in a couple days ive been studying mad hard

[juliobello]

I have my test next month I just started doing the flash cards and I doing pre test so I see on what section I need to work on and I’m focusing on that since it gives percentages I just do the math.
Best wishes for other who are in my shoes 🍀🍀

[walkingbyfaith]

Thank you for this video. Came at a really good time for me.

[vanessamcfadden]

Very helpful video . I didn’t know where to start . Thanks

[JohnGory-uqhp]

Where do you get the "practice test" everyone is always talking about taking! thank you!

[yqilgsk]

Thank you for all the tips. Lifesaver

[kimberlywilliams]

Thanks for this. I've been writing so many notes, I actually had numbness in my thumb and index finger. I had to rest my right hand a whole day for it to go away lol.

[commando]

This sounds like great advice! I feel better already! Also, the audio and video quality of this video was outstanding!

[itzjuliescuhz]

Being from California as well, your video really helps me. I’m using the realestate U program and it’s just so much information. I just started writing the key words and skipping through. I can’t wait to actually putting more time into the practice exams, cause that’s where I shine more and where I’ll dedicate most of my time. Thank you for your video.

[mitchlasser]

Good stuff, hopefully I can be a licensed professional like you one day!!

[pvbovhq]

Thank you so much Darren! That is actually what I started doing just going through the summary and quizes I just thought " shoot when am I going to be done with all these chapters? (: My gut told me just go through the summaries and quizes and you are all set" Glad to know I was right :) I'm in CA too :)

[lanxum]

Love the video thank you! Would you happen to have a source for vocab? Also any advice on state specific exams? For example I’m taking my exam in CT not sure if there is some source I can find that gives me CT specific quizzes and vocab as well