New York Real Estate Salespersons Exam Review

Welcome to your ultimate study resource for the New York Real Estate Salesperson exam. Transitioning from student to licensed professional is a major milestone, and our mission is to ensure you walk into the testing center with total confidence. Whether you are finishing your 77-hour pre-licensing course or doing a final "cram" session, this review page is designed to help aspiring New York realtors master the material and pass the state exam on the first try.

What’s Included in Our Review:

We have distilled the massive NYS curriculum into a streamlined, high-impact study system:

• Comprehensive Material Overviews: Concise summaries of the most important concepts, including Agency Disclosure, Estates and Interests, Federal and State Laws, and Real Estate Mathematics.

• Chapter-Specific Practice Quizzes: Test your knowledge as you go. Each module features a dedicated quiz to ensure you have mastered the specific terminology and laws of that section.

• Realistic Practice Final Exams: Simulate the actual 75-question state exam experience with timed practice tests that reflect the current 2025/2026 exam criteria.

Why Study With Us?

Navigating the NYS Department of State (DOS) requirements can be daunting. Our content is hyper-localized to New York law—covering everything from the Property Condition Disclosure Statement to specific NYS Transfer Tax calculations—so you don't waste time on national material that doesn't apply to our state.

Important Legal Disclosure

The information provided on this page and throughout this website is for educational and informational purposes only, specifically designed to assist students in preparing for the New York Real Estate Salesperson licensing examination. Nothing herein should be considered real estate, financial, or legal advice. Use of these practice materials does not guarantee a passing grade on the state exam, nor does it create an agency relationship. For specific legal questions regarding real estate transactions, please consult with a qualified attorney.