Ready to pass your real estate licensing exam on the first try? We share a focused, step-by-step plan that targets the national portion most candidates struggle with, using trusted sources, clear structure, and realistic practice that mirrors PSI, Pearson VUE, and AMP testing styles. From agency law to contracts, financing to valuation, and disclosures to real estate math, we break complex ideas into plain English and show you how to apply the rules under pressure.
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We start by clarifying what’s actually tested nationwide and why a national-first strategy saves time. Then we map the course: 1,300+ practice questions, chapter e-books, interactive videos, downloadable PDFs, shuffle mode, and final exam simulations that train pacing and accuracy. You’ll hear how we source and cite content from respected texts, federal statutes like Fair Housing, RESPA, and TILA, USPAP standards, and state exam outlines—so you’re learning aligned material, not random trivia.
You’ll get a practical study path: read each chapter, quiz until you’re at 80% or better, and finish with full simulations to confirm readiness. We also highlight real-world scenarios, ethics, and exam-day tactics—like triaging questions, flagging tough items, and trusting category recognition to guide your reasoning. No ethical instructor promises a pass, but a disciplined plan, accurate content, and deliberate practice make first-try success a realistic goal.
If you’re new to real estate, switching careers, or retaking the test, this guide helps you study smarter and walk into the testing center confident. Subscribe, share with a friend who’s prepping, and leave a review telling us which topic you want covered next.
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Episode Transcript
Welcome to Pass for USA, your national real estate
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pre-licensing and state examprep course.
I'm Nova, your instructor, andI'll be guiding you step by step
toward passing your real estatelicensing exam on the very first
try.
If you've just completed our 20free practice questions, you've
already experienced the style,difficulty, and format of real
questions you'll see on examday.
If you haven't taken them yet, Ihighly recommend starting there.
It's a perfect warm-up before wedive deep.
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Whether you're brand new to realestate, switching careers, or
retaking your exam, you are inthe right place.
Passure USA is a federallycompliant, nationally aligned
exam prep course, meaning thecontent here applies to every
U.S.
state.
While each state has its ownadditional local laws, the
majority of your exam, and whatmost students struggle with, is
the national portion.
That's our specialty.
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We have built this course usingnationally trusted and widely
used sources, including modernreal estate practice by Dearborn
Real Estate EducationPrinciples, of Real Estate
Practice by Stephen Mettling andDavid Kusich.
The real estate license examprep series by Prep Agent and
CompuCram style methodologies,Realtors Code of Ethics, as
published by the NationalAssociation of Realtors.
Federal statutes, including theFair Housing Act, RESPIA, and
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Tyla Uniform Standards ofProfessional Appraisal Practice,
USPAP.
State exam outlines published byPSI, Pearson VUE, and AMP.
Every lesson is sourced, cited,and tailored to reflect national
testing standards.
Here's what's inside yourcourse.
Over 1,300 practice questionscovering every tested topic.
Chapter lesson ebooks packedwith essential exam prep
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material.
Interactive videos that breakdown complex concepts into plain
English downloadable PDFs,shuffle mode practice exams to
ensure you learn concepts, notjust memorize answers.
You'll cover every majorcategory: real estate law and
practice agency laws andrelationships, contracts, and
real estate agreements property,transfer and title ethics in
real estate financing andlending laws, valuation and
appraisal methods, land use,controls and regulations,
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disclosures, and environmentalhazards, real estate math and
formulas, state exam day,preparation and strategy.
This isn't just another bank ofrandom questions.
Each section is strategicallystructured to match your state's
exam format, whether you aretesting with PSI, Pearson VUE,
or AMP.
We've included luxury realestate scenarios, real-world
examples, and practicalapplications so that you're not
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just learning the law, you'relearning how to think like a
real estate professional.
One of the biggest reasonsstudents fail their licensing
exam is because they rely onlyon their state's pre-licensing
course.
Your state's course teaches youthe material and we teach you
how to pass the test.
Read each e-book chapter.
Designed in the style of leadingnational textbooks.
Take each chapter quiz untilyou're scoring at least 80%.
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Finish with final examsimulations.
If you pass those, you're readyfor the real thing.
So why choose us?
Covers the national exam portionfor every state.
Harvard Academic Standardcitations with real-world
references.
Lifetime access, buy once, keepit forever.
There's no subscription, noexpiration date, and no hidden
fees.
You can start studyingimmediately after you enroll
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from your desktop, tablet, orphone.
And while I can't promise you'llpass, no ethical instructor can.
I can say this.
If you put in the work, completeeach section, and keep testing
until you're consistently above80%, there's no reason you
shouldn't pass on your firstattempt.
Your real estate career startshere.
Enroll today, unlock all yourmaterials instantly, and take
the next step toward passingyour exam and changing your
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future.
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