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Georgia Real Estate Exam Prep

Everything the Georgia exam actually tests: the national outline plus Georgia license law, with a dedicated state-law bank in the free Freehold app.

The Georgia exam at a glance

PSI-administered exam (copyright 2026, effective 7/1/2026, test-takers.psiexams.com/api/content/bulletin/4672, fetched and read in full — 1,250 lines, no page skipped) — salesperson: 100 national + 52 Georgia items (152 total); broker: 100 national + 48 Georgia Broker Supplement items (148 total, directly confirmed from the bulletin's own item-count breakdown: State Laws and Rules 31 + Management 12 + Closing and Calculations 5 = 48). An older GREC 'Study Guide for the Georgia Broker Simulation Examinations' (narrative simulation via AMP) is retired — the current PSI bulletin describes ordinary scored multiple-choice/scenario items, no simulation language. TIME/PASSING% FOR NEITHER TRACK ARE STATED IN THE PRIMARY BULLETIN — re-verified 2026-07-27, confirmed by full-text search of the entire document for every plausible keyword (hours, minutes, time allotted, scaled score, passing score, examination summary): none appear. GREC's own Rule 520-1-.04 (fetched from grec.state.ga.us) confirms the passing score is 'published prior to the administration of the examination' by criterion-related methods, but doesn't state the number in the rule text either — it's determined by PSI/GREC outside any document found. Commercial sources actively disagree with each other and with this bulletin's own confirmed 48-item Broker Supplement figure (one claims 200 broker questions total), so none were used to backfill time/passing% for either track — the existing 240min/72% (salesperson) and 240min/75% (broker, an explicit placeholder matching the salesperson time) are unconfirmed carryover, not sourced facts for either track. This is a genuine gap in Georgia's public documentation, not under-searching.

About 34% of exam questions cover Georgia-specific law and rules; the rest follow the national outline.

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A Georgia broker must notify GREC of the financial institution holding a new trust account within:

  1. 24 hours of first opening the account
  2. One month of opening the account
  3. 90 days of opening the account
  4. At the broker's next license renewal
Show answer & explanation

One month of opening the account — Georgia brokers must notify GREC of the name of the financial institution and the account name or number for each trust account within one month of opening it.

Source: GREC — Trust Account Tips & Reminders

A Georgia broker who does not regularly maintain a trust account but unexpectedly receives transaction funds must open one within:

  1. 48 hours
  2. One week
  3. 24 hours
  4. One month
Show answer & explanation

24 hours — If a broker who does not routinely hold trust funds receives money related to a real estate transaction, GREC requires a compliant trust account to be opened within 24 hours of receipt.

Source: GREC — Trust Account Tips & Reminders

Which of the following IS an individual license type issued by GREC?

  1. Escrow agent
  2. Associate broker
  3. Property tax assessor
  4. Title insurance agent
Show answer & explanation

Associate broker — GREC issues salesperson, associate broker, and broker licenses; escrow agents, tax assessors, and title insurers are regulated by other Georgia authorities.

Source: 4 Types of Georgia Real Estate Licenses

Georgia exam FAQ

How many questions are on the Georgia real estate salesperson exam?

The Georgia salesperson exam has 152 questions with a time limit of 240 minutes. You need 72% to pass.

What score do you need to pass the Georgia broker exam?

The Georgia broker exam requires 75% to pass, across 148 questions in 240 minutes.

Who administers the Georgia real estate exam?

The exam is administered by PSI. PSI-administered exam (copyright 2026, effective 7/1/2026, test-takers.psiexams.com/api/content/bulletin/4672, fetched and read in full — 1,250 lines, no page skipped) — salesperson: 100 national + 52 Georgia items (152 total); broker: 100 national + 48 Georgia Broker Supplement items (148 total, directly confirmed from the bulletin's own item-count breakdown: State Laws and Rules 31 + Management 12 + Closing and Calculations 5 = 48). An older GREC 'Study Guide for the Georgia Broker Simulation Examinations' (narrative simulation via AMP) is retired — the current PSI bulletin describes ordinary scored multiple-choice/scenario items, no simulation language. TIME/PASSING% FOR NEITHER TRACK ARE STATED IN THE PRIMARY BULLETIN — re-verified 2026-07-27, confirmed by full-text search of the entire document for every plausible keyword (hours, minutes, time allotted, scaled score, passing score, examination summary): none appear. GREC's own Rule 520-1-.04 (fetched from grec.state.ga.us) confirms the passing score is 'published prior to the administration of the examination' by criterion-related methods, but doesn't state the number in the rule text either — it's determined by PSI/GREC outside any document found. Commercial sources actively disagree with each other and with this bulletin's own confirmed 48-item Broker Supplement figure (one claims 200 broker questions total), so none were used to backfill time/passing% for either track — the existing 240min/72% (salesperson) and 240min/75% (broker, an explicit placeholder matching the salesperson time) are unconfirmed carryover, not sourced facts for either track. This is a genuine gap in Georgia's public documentation, not under-searching.

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