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Free Washington Real Estate Practice Exam

Washington practice exam with real exam-style questions covering national content and Washington state-specific law. No signup required.

📋 110 questions ⌛ 4 hours ✓ 70% to pass
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Washington Real Estate Exam

WA Managing Broker License. 130 questions, 3.5 hours, 70% to pass. Administered by PSI on behalf of WA DOL.

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Real Estate Principles

Property ownership, contracts, agency, deeds, fair housing, and appraisal. Core national content.

20 questions
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Real Estate Finance

Mortgages, loan types, RESPA, TILA, title insurance, and closing costs.

20 questions
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Washington State Law

Washington DOL rules, Real Estate License Law, agency disclosure, Law of Real Estate Agency, seller disclosure, and Washington-specific regulations.

25 questions

About the Washington Real Estate Exam

The Washington real estate broker licensing exam is required by the Washington Department of Licensing (DOL) before practicing real estate in Washington state. The exam is administered by PSI after completing the required 60-hour pre-license education course. Washington state licenses agents as brokers. The Seattle-Tacoma metro is one of the most competitive real estate markets in the country.

The Washington exam contains 130 questions with a 3.5-hour time limit and a 70% passing score. It covers national real estate content and Washington-specific law including DOL regulations, the Washington Real Estate License Law, the Law of Real Estate Agency, seller disclosure requirements, and Washington contract provisions.

Key Topics on the Washington Real Estate Exam

Washington Real Estate License Law, DOL licensing requirements, Law of Real Estate Agency, agency disclosure obligations, Washington Seller Disclosure Act, earnest money and trust account requirements, Washington fair housing, managing broker supervision requirements, Washington condominium and HOA law, environmental disclosures (oil tanks, lead paint), and Washington-specific transaction practices.

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