Everything the Florida exam actually tests: the national outline plus Florida license law, with a dedicated state-law bank in the free Freehold app.
The Florida exam at a glance
FREC licensing exam administered by Pearson VUE as one combined 100-question exam.
Salesperson exam
100questions
210 mintime limit
75%to pass
Combined national + state exam
Broker exam
100questions
210 mintime limit
75%to pass
Combined national + state exam
About 45% of exam questions cover Florida-specific law and rules; the rest follow the national outline.
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Florida law topics Freehold drills
From the Florida state-law question bank — every question cites its statute or regulation.
Escrow Dispute Procedures
Real Estate Recovery Fund
Frec Disciplinary Authority
Transaction Broker Relationship
Advertising Rules
Single Agent Relationship
Radon Disclosure
Post Licensing Education
Sample Florida law questions
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In Florida, 'post-licensing education' differs from 'pre-licensing education' in that it:
Is completed before the state examination is taken and is then required a single time across a licensee's professional career
Is completed after initial licensure, before the first license renewal, and is a one-time requirement per license level
Replaces the state examination for a first-time applicant for licensure
Is required of brokers but not of sales associates at any point
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Is completed after initial licensure, before the first license renewal, and is a one-time requirement per license level — Florida requires post-licensing education to be completed after a licensee is first issued a license and before that license's first renewal, unlike pre-licensing coursework taken before the exam.
Source: Florida DBPR — Real Estate Education Requirements
After a Florida licensee's first renewal cycle, ongoing license renewal requires FREC-approved continuing education of:
8 hours every year
45 hours every 2 years
14 hours every 2 years
24 hours every 4 years
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14 hours every 2 years — Once past the initial post-licensing requirement, Florida licensees must complete 14 hours of continuing education during each two-year renewal cycle.
Source: Florida Realtors — How to Renew Your Florida Real Estate License
Florida's 14-hour continuing education requirement must include:
14 hours of any elective topic the licensee chooses, with no core law or ethics component required
7 hours of federal law and 7 hours of state law, split evenly with no separate ethics requirement
14 hours of broker management topics only
3 hours of core law, 3 hours of ethics and business practices, and 8 hours of specialty education
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3 hours of core law, 3 hours of ethics and business practices, and 8 hours of specialty education — Florida's biennial 14-hour CE requirement is structured as 3 hours of core law, 3 hours of ethics and business practices, and 8 hours of specialty credit.
Source: Florida Realtors — How to Renew Your Florida Real Estate License
Florida exam FAQ
How many questions are on the Florida real estate salesperson exam?
The Florida salesperson exam has 100 questions with a time limit of 210 minutes. You need 75% to pass.
What score do you need to pass the Florida broker exam?
The Florida broker exam requires 75% to pass, across 100 questions in 210 minutes.
Who administers the Florida real estate exam?
The exam is administered by Pearson VUE. FREC licensing exam administered by Pearson VUE as one combined 100-question exam.
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