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Louisiana Real Estate Broker State Examination

Provider
Pearson VUE
Format
Computer-based written examination
Exam questions
55 scored questions plus 5-10 unscored pretest questions
Time limit
90 minutes
Passing score
75 scaled score
Exam fee
$39 for the broker state-only examination
Examination outline
  • I. Duties, Overview, and Powers of the Real Estate Commission (4-6 items)
    • A. General Powers
    • B. Examination of Records
    • C. Investigations, Hearings, and Appeals
    • D. Sanctions — 1. Censure/Fines
    • D. Sanctions — 2. License Suspension and Revocation
    • D. Sanctions — 3. Other Disciplinary Action
  • II. Licensing Requirements (7-9 items)
    • A. Activities Requiring License
    • B. Permitted Activities of Unlicensed Persons
    • C. Types of Licenses
    • D. Eligibility for Licensing
    • E. License Renewal
    • F. Change in License Status
    • G. Education
    • H. Notifications to the Commission
  • III. Statutory Requirements Governing the Activities of Licensees (13-15 items)
    • A. Advertising and Use of Name for Business
    • B. Broker/Salesperson Relationship
    • C. Commissions/Compensation
    • D. Disclosures
    • E. Conflict of Interest
    • F. Handling of Documents
    • G. Handling of Monies
    • H. Listings
    • I. Offers
    • J. Place of Business
    • K. Record Keeping
    • L. Property Management
  • IV. Louisiana Civil Law System (13-15 items)
    • A. Property — 1. Classification
    • A. Property — 2. Immovables
    • A. Property — 3. Movables
    • A. Property — 4. Legal Descriptions
    • B. Rights in Immovables — 1. Ownership
    • B. Rights in Immovables — 2. Servitudes
    • B. Rights in Immovables — 3. Usufruct
    • B. Rights in Immovables — 4. Habitation
    • B. Rights in Immovables — 5. Right of Use
    • B. Rights in Immovables — 6. Building Restrictions
    • C. Ownership — 1. Co-ownership
    • C. Ownership — 2. Community Property
    • C. Ownership — 3. Separate Property
    • C. Ownership — 4. Partnerships and Corporations
    • C. Ownership — 5. Condominiums
    • D. Transfer of Ownership without the Aid of a Broker — 1. Donations
    • D. Transfer of Ownership without the Aid of a Broker — 2. Successions — a. Terminology
    • D. Transfer of Ownership without the Aid of a Broker — 2. Successions — b. Testate
    • D. Transfer of Ownership without the Aid of a Broker — 2. Successions — c. Intestate
    • D. Transfer of Ownership without the Aid of a Broker — 3. Usufruct of the Surviving Spouse
    • D. Transfer of Ownership without the Aid of a Broker — 4. Eminent Domain, Expropriation, and Appropriation
    • D. Transfer of Ownership without the Aid of a Broker — 5. Possession
    • D. Transfer of Ownership without the Aid of a Broker — 6. Acquisitive Prescription
    • E. Obligations and Contracts — 1. Types of Contracts
    • E. Obligations and Contracts — 2. Lesion beyond Moiety
    • E. Obligations and Contracts — 3. Novation
    • E. Obligations and Contracts — 4. Revocable Offers
    • E. Obligations and Contracts — 5. Irrevocable Offers
    • E. Obligations and Contracts — 6. Expiration
    • E. Obligations and Contracts — 7. Acceptance of Offer
    • E. Obligations and Contracts — 8. Revocation
    • E. Obligations and Contracts — 9. Counteroffers
    • E. Obligations and Contracts — 10. Cause
    • E. Obligations and Contracts — 11. Nullity
    • E. Obligations and Contracts — 12. Earnest Money vs. Deposit
    • E. Obligations and Contracts — 13. Designation of Deposit
    • E. Obligations and Contracts — 14. Authentic Act
    • E. Obligations and Contracts — 15. Redhibition
    • F. Sales — 1. Requirements
    • F. Sales — 2. Transfer
    • F. Sales — 3. Price
    • F. Sales — 4. Seller’s Warranties
    • F. Sales — 5. Bond for Deed
    • G. Privileges and Mortgages — 1. Definitions and Priorities
    • G. Privileges and Mortgages — 2. Foreclosure
    • G. Privileges and Mortgages — 3. Usury
    • G. Privileges and Mortgages — 4. Property Taxes
    • H. Leases — 1. Verbal and Written Leases
    • H. Leases — 2. Reconduction
    • H. Leases — 3. Eviction
    • H. Leases — 4. Security Deposits
  • V. Louisiana Law of Agency (13-15 items)
    • A. Definition of Terms — 1. Ministerial Acts
    • A. Definition of Terms — 2. Confidential Information
    • A. Definition of Terms — 3. Designated Agent/Agency
    • A. Definition of Terms — 4. Dual Agent/Agency
    • B. Customer/Client — 1. Relationships between Licensees and Persons
    • B. Customer/Client — 2. Duties of Licensees Representing Clients — a. While contract is in effect
    • B. Customer/Client — 2. Duties of Licensees Representing Clients — b. After agency relationship is terminated
    • C. Licensees Relationship with Customers
    • D. Dual Agency — 1. Consent and Disclosure
    • D. Dual Agency — 2. Dual Agent’s Duties
    • D. Dual Agency — 3. Other Details
    • E. Vicarious Liability
    • F. Customer Information Pamphlet
Examination sources
  • Outline

    Outlines 09, official effective date

  • Outline

    Outlines 09, full state-outline applicability and scoring

  • Outline

    Outlines 09, Louisiana Civil Law section

  • Outline

    Outlines 10, Louisiana Law of Agency section

  • Handbook

    Page 10, broker passing score

  • Handbook

    Page 8, computer administration

  • Handbook

    Page 9, Broker State only registration row

  • Handbook

    Page 10, independent portions and score validity

  • Handbook

    Page 9, combination exam independence