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Georgia real estate exam

Format, passing score, fees and what to study — compiled from the official candidate handbook and state sources, with a link and a confidence level for every fact. Last verified 2026-10-31.

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At a glance: 152 questions (100 national + 52 state), 240 min, pass 75% national / 72% state. Pass-mark details are approximate or partly unverified — see the table.

Georgia exam format and requirements

FactValueConfidenceSource
RegulatorGeorgia Real Estate Commission (now styled Georgia Real Estate Commission & Appraisers Board)
grec.georgia.gov was not reachable from the research environment (egress blocked); facts taken from the PSI/GREC bulletin dated 7/1/2026.
Official sourceLink
Exam providerPSI Services LLC
Bulletin copyright 2026, dated 7/1/2026. PSI also issues the license at the test center.
Official sourceLink
National-portion questions100
Bulletin national salesperson outline weights sum to 100% (Property Ownership 10, Land Use 5, Valuation 8, Financing 10, Contracts 19, Agency 13, Disclosures 7, Property Mgmt 3, Transfer of Title 6, Practice 12, Calcu…
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State-portion questions52
Georgia Salesperson Supplement: Laws & Rules 16 + Real Estate Practice in Georgia 21 + Finance & Closing 15 = 52 items (bulletin outline).
Official sourceLink
Exam time (minutes)240 total (secondary sources: 150 min national + 90 min state); not printed in bulletin text
Time allowance not located in the official bulletin text; from third-party prep sites (realestateu.com, estatepass.ai).
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Passing score75% on each portion (per secondary sources; conflicting reports of 72% national)
Bulletin text refers to a 'passing test score' for veterans' preference but does not print the cut score. Prep-site reports conflict (75%/75% vs 72% national/75% state).
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Exam fee (USD)$175
Salesperson, Broker and CAM examination fee $175 (non-refundable; forfeited if not tested within 1 year). GREC license fee $170 is separate.
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Pre-licensing hours75
75-hour Salesperson Prelicense Course at a GREC-approved school; alternatives: 10 quarter/6 semester hrs of qualifying college real estate coursework, law-school coursework, or 75 hrs approved by another state/Canadia…
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LanguagesEnglish
No other exam language is listed in the official handbook/bulletin; English-only is inferred from silence.
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“Official source” = read in a state agency page or the exam provider’s candidate handbook on 2026-10-31. Anything marked “Vendor claim” or “Not verified” should be confirmed before you rely on it. Fees and formats change.

What this means for your study plan

State-portion topics published for Georgia

Sample Georgia practice questions

Original questions written from the law, each with an explanation and a citation. Georgia-specific questions are coming soon; these samples come from the national portion.

Under the principle of surplus productivity, which agent of production is paid last, so that its value is based on the net income left after the other agents are paid?
  1. Labor
  2. Capital
  3. Management (coordination)
  4. Land

Answer: D. The agents of production are usually listed as labor, capital, management (coordination) and land. Under surplus productivity, the net income remaining after labor, capital and management are paid is attributed to the land. That is why land value is often described as residual.

Topic: Valuation & Market Analysis · Source: The Appraisal of Real Estate (Appraisal Institute), valuation principles

Which loan is NOT subject to the TRID Loan Estimate and Closing Disclosure requirements?
  1. A home equity line of credit on the borrower's home
  2. A 30-year fixed-rate consumer purchase loan
  3. A cash-out refinance of the borrower's primary residence
  4. A closed-end consumer second mortgage on a vacation home

Answer: A. The integrated disclosures apply to closed-end consumer credit transactions secured by real property or a cooperative unit, other than reverse mortgages. A home equity line of credit is open-end credit, so it receives the HELOC disclosures under § 1026.40 instead of a Loan Estimate and Closing Disclosure.

Topic: Real Estate Finance · Source: 12 C.F.R. § 1026.19(e)(1)(i) (scope of Loan Estimate requirement)

A bakery operates as a legal nonconforming use in a district newly zoned residential. Under typical ordinances, the bakery's right to continue will most likely be lost if:
  1. The property is sold to a new owner who keeps the same use
  2. The owner abandons the use for the ordinance's stated period
  3. The owner changes the supplier of its ingredients
  4. The neighborhood's assessed values rise sharply over time

Answer: B. A legal nonconforming use runs with the land, so a sale does not end it. It is typically lost by abandonment or discontinuance for a stated period, by change to a conforming use, or by substantial destruction as defined in the ordinance.

Topic: Land Use Controls & Regulations · Source: Black's Law Dictionary (12th ed. 2024), "nonconforming use"

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Frequently asked questions

How many questions are on the Georgia real estate exam?

The Georgia exam format we found is 100 national questions plus 52 Georgia questions (152 in total) in 240 minutes. Confirm in the official handbook before exam day.

What is the passing score for the Georgia real estate exam?

75% on each portion (per secondary sources; conflicting reports of 72% national) (Vendor claim).

How much does the Georgia real estate exam cost?

The exam fee we found is $175, paid to PSI Services LLC. Fees change, so check the current handbook.

How many pre-licensing hours does Georgia require?

75 hours for the entry-level license, according to the sources below. Pre-licensing education must come from a state-approved school; GablePrep is exam prep and is not an approved course.

Official sources for Georgia

Independent exam prep. Not affiliated with any state real estate commission or testing provider. Not an approved pre-licensing course. Not legal advice.