Pass your New York real estate exam, first try.
Pass the New York salesperson exam on your first try. Twenty-six chapters covering all 19 subjects of the official 77-hour course, timed practice exams, and an AI tutor that knows Real Property Law and the Department of State rules inside and out.
- Time
- 90 minutes
- Fee
- $15 per try
- Result
- Pass or fail
- Pass rate (2024)
- 52%
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After every practice exam: your score, topic-by-topic breakdown, and exactly which answers you missed — with the statute that proves the right one.
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Each question shows your answer, the correct one, and why — with the statute.
A buyer purchases a single-family home in Westchester County for exactly $1,000,000. How much mansion tax is due, and who pays it?
✓The mansion tax is 1% of the entire consideration for residential property when the price is $1,000,000 or more, so a $1,000,000 purchase is taxed: $1,000,000 x 1% = $10,000. The buyer (grantee) pays it. The $4,000 figure is the State transfer tax, which the seller pays.
N.Y. Tax Law §1402-a
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Every wrong answer comes with the exact statute and reasoning. Try one:
A broker's firm represents the seller of a house, and one of the firm's salespersons is now working with a buyer who wants to make an offer on it. Under New York law, the firm may act as a dual agent:
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Open houses. Drive time. Gym.
Every chapter has a narrated version. Scrub anywhere, skip back 15s, adjust speed up to 2x. Built for agents on the move.
Agency Disclosure, Dual Agency and Brokerage Practice
New York allows dual agency, unlike some states, but only with informed written consent from both sides. When the disclosure form is due, designated sales agents and stigmatized property all show up on the exam...
Press play to listen: “A dual agent represents both the buyer and the seller in the same transaction. New York allows dual agency only with the informed written consent of both parties...”
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