DBPR Study Guide 2026
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DBPR exam key facts
- A candidate passes the Florida DBPR Real Estate Sales Associate exam with a score of 75 or higher out of 100. Source
- The Florida DBPR Real Estate Sales Associate (Salesperson) exam costs $36.75 per attempt, paid to Pearson VUE. Source
- For Florida DBPR real estate exams, a candidate who wants to schedule a retake within 21 days of an exam review must contact Pearson VUE customer service for an override, which ends DBPR's formal review of that candidate's review comments. Source
- For the Florida DBPR Real Estate Sales Associate exam, the pre-licensing course completion certificate is valid for two years, and candidates must show it at the test center for every attempt. Source
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✍️ Sample DBPR Questions & Answers
1. Which of the following best describes 'unlicensed activity' as defined by DBPR?
Unlicensed activity refers to performing any work that Florida law requires a state license for without holding a valid, current license.
2. When a licensee's address changes, what is the licensee's obligation under DBPR rules?
Licensees are required to notify the DBPR of address changes within 10 days to ensure they receive official correspondence, including renewal notices.
3. A Florida cosmetology license must be renewed every how many years?
Florida cosmetology licenses are issued on a two-year renewal cycle under DBPR regulations.
4. What is the purpose of DBPR's 'probable cause panel' in the disciplinary process?
The probable cause panel reviews investigation findings to decide whether there is enough evidence to move forward with formal disciplinary proceedings.
5. Kickbacks or undisclosed referral fees received by a Florida licensee from third parties are considered what?
Undisclosed kickbacks and referral fees violate professional ethics and may constitute fraud or bribery under Florida law, requiring full disclosure to clients.
6. A Florida licensee who practices with a null and void license may face which consequence?
Practicing without a valid license in Florida is considered unlicensed activity and can result in criminal prosecution, not just administrative penalties.
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Sources & references
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- www2.myfloridalicense.com — Passing score, score release, score validity, eligibility, test dates · verified Oct 2026
- home.pearsonvue.com — Fees, test delivery, registration deadline, retake policy · verified Oct 2026