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Alabama Real Estate Practice Test

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DifficultyQuestions
Medium54
Hard23
Easy9

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Which license tiers does Alabama actually issue to individuals who sell real estate?

  1. Salesperson, Associate Broker, and Managing Broker
  2. Agent, Broker, and Qualifying Broker as three separate license classes
  3. Only a single unified real estate license with no tiers
  4. Salesperson and Broker only
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Salesperson and Broker only — Alabama issues two individual license tiers — salesperson and broker; 'qualifying broker' is a role a broker holds for a company, not a separate license class.

Source: AREC Course Requirements

In Alabama license law, a company's 'qualifying broker' is best understood as:

  1. The broker legally responsible for that real estate company or branch office
  2. A third license tier above broker requiring its own separate exam
  3. A federal designation unrelated to state law
  4. An honorary title with no legal responsibilities
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The broker legally responsible for that real estate company or branch office — A qualifying broker is simply the broker legally accountable for a real estate company or branch office, not a distinct license category.

Source: AREC Course Requirements

To qualify for an Alabama broker license, an applicant must have held an active salesperson license for how long?

  1. 1 full continuous year with no gaps
  2. 24 of the 36 months immediately before applying
  3. 10 years
  4. There is no salesperson experience requirement
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24 of the 36 months immediately before applying — Alabama requires broker applicants to have held an active salesperson license for 24 of the preceding 36 months before applying.

Source: AREC Course Requirements

If a company's qualifying broker dies or becomes disabled, what happens to the company license?

  1. It remains valid indefinitely with no action required
  2. It is automatically transferred to the deceased broker's estate
  3. It becomes invalid unless a temporary qualifying broker is designated within 30 days
  4. It converts instantly into an individual salesperson license
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It becomes invalid unless a temporary qualifying broker is designated within 30 days — The company license becomes invalid on a qualifying broker's death or disability unless a temporary qualifying broker is designated within 30 days.

Source: AREC Course Requirements

Alabama practice test FAQ

Is this Alabama real estate practice test free?

Yes - every question, explanation, and source citation is free, with no sign-up and no ads. Progress stays in your browser.

How many Alabama practice questions are there?

Freehold's Alabama state-law bank holds 86 questions: 85 apply to the salesperson exam and 85 to the broker exam. Both sit on top of the national bank.

Do these questions match the real Alabama exam?

They follow the same content outline and format - 120 questions, 70% to pass on the salesperson exam - and each cites the statute or rule it comes from. They are practice items, not real exam questions.

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