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LICENSEIQ · NORTH CAROLINA

Pass the North Carolina
real estate exam.

Your North Carolina course, a personal prep plan and one-on-one coaching. A little clearer, every day.

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Your AI coach. Here to make North Carolina concepts click.

YOUR COURSE, AT A GLANCE

What's on the North Carolina 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

North Carolina law & practice

  • North Carolina Licensing and the Real Estate Commission4 lessons
  • Agency in North Carolina4 lessons
  • Trust Money, Advertising, Discipline and the Recovery Fund4 lessons
  • NC Disclosures, the Offer to Purchase, and Closing4 lessons
  • NC Property Law, Landlord-Tenant, Vacation Rentals and Associations4 lessons
  • NC Fair Housing and Brokerage Practice Rules3 lessons

TRY A LITTLE PRACTICE

Three questions. A fresh start.

Question 1

A broker shows a Hispanic couple homes only in neighborhoods with large Hispanic populations, although they asked to see homes throughout the county. This is:

  1. A. Acceptable if the broker believes the couple will be more comfortable there
  2. B. Steering, prohibited by state and federal fair housing law and grounds for Commission discipline
  3. C. Blockbusting
  4. D. Redlining

Question 2

The North Carolina Planned Community Act applies in full to planned communities created:

  1. A. On or after January 1, 1999
  2. B. After October 1, 1986
  3. C. At any time
  4. D. On or after January 1, 2006

Question 3

In North Carolina, a listing agreement with a seller must be in writing:

  1. A. From the inception of the relationship, before the broker provides services
  2. B. No later than the time an offer on the property is received
  3. C. No later than closing, so the commission can be paid
  4. D. Only if the listing period is longer than 90 days

Your North Carolina questions, answered.

Who is REX?

REX is your AI tutor for the North Carolina 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 North Carolina Real Estate Commission.

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