LICENSEIQ · DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

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real estate exam.

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YOUR COURSE, AT A GLANCE

What's on the District of Columbia exam

National principles

  • Property Ownership & Land Characteristics6 lessons
  • Land-Use Controls & Government Regulation5 lessons
  • Valuation & Market Analysis (Appraisal)6 lessons
  • Real Estate Financing7 lessons
  • Contracts6 lessons
  • Agency Relationships6 lessons
  • Property Disclosures5 lessons
  • Property Management6 lessons
  • Transfer of Title6 lessons
  • Practice of Real Estate: Fair Housing, Antitrust & Trust Accounts5 lessons
  • Real Estate Mathematics & Calculations13 lessons
  • Ethics8 lessons

District of Columbia law & practice

  • The DC Real Estate Commission: Powers, Discipline, and the Guaranty Fund4 lessons
  • DC Licensing Requirements and License Maintenance3 lessons
  • Agency and Brokerage Relationships in DC4 lessons
  • Licensee Conduct: Broker Supervision, Commissions, Advertising, Documents, and Trust Money4 lessons
  • DC Property Disclosures, Common-Interest Communities, Historic Preservation, and Environmental Issues3 lessons
  • Tenant Opportunity to Purchase (TOPA) and DC Rental Housing Law3 lessons
  • DC Fair Housing: The Human Rights Act, ADA, and Recordation and Transfer Taxes3 lessons

TRY A LITTLE PRACTICE

Three questions. A fresh start.

Question 1

Which item may be paid from the DC Guaranty Fund?

  1. A. Actual and direct loss remaining unpaid on the judgment
  2. B. Attorney's fees
  3. C. Punitive damages
  4. D. Court costs and interest

Question 2

The seller must deliver the DC disclosure statement:

  1. A. Within 10 days after ratification
  2. B. At settlement
  3. C. Before the first showing
  4. D. Before or at the time the buyer executes the purchase agreement

Question 3

When do a tenant's TOPA rights vest?

  1. A. When the tenant's lease is signed
  2. B. When the tenant receives the offer of sale
  3. C. When the owner lists the property
  4. D. When the third-party contract is signed

Your District of Columbia questions, answered.

Who is REX?

REX is your AI tutor for the District of Columbia exam — not a real person — grounded in LicenseIQ's course.

Does this replace my prelicensing course?

No. It's an independent study tool to help you learn and pass; complete your state's required education.

Where can I verify the rules?

Always verify current requirements with DC Real Estate Commission (Dept. of Licensing and Consumer Protection).

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