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How long is the Delaware Real Estate Salesperson Exam?

The salesperson and broker exams each have a total time limit of 4 hours.

Delaware Salesperson Exam Topics

The national portion of the salesperson and broker real estate exams contains the following topics:

Real Property characteristics, definitions, ownership, restrictions, and transfer
Forms of ownership, transfer, and recording of title
Property value and appraisal
Real estate contracts and agency
Real estate practice
Property disclosures and environmental issues
Financing and settlement
Real estate math calculations

The state portion of the salesperson and broker real estate exams contains the following topics:

Duties and powers of the Real Estate Commission
Licensing requirements
Statutory requirements governing the activities of licensees
Additional state topics
Broker only topics
- Escrow accounts
- Examination of records
- Eligibility for licensing
- Place of business
  - Supervision
- Foreclosure consultants
- Manufactured homes/department of motor vehicles (DMV)
- New Home Buyer Protection Act – Escrow unfinished work
- Commercial Broker’s Lien
- Conditional/installment sales agreements
- Mortgage Loan Modification

Delaware Real Estate Salesperson Exam Passing Score

Each licensing examination has multiple versions, referred to as forms. While all forms are created using the same content outlines, the difficulty may vary slightly since each form contains different questions. To ensure fairness and eliminate any advantage or disadvantage caused by the specific form given to a candidate, a statistical process called equating is applied to adjust for differences in difficulty levels. The passing score is 70. Any score below 70 reflects how close the candidate was to passing, rather than indicating the exact number or percentage of questions answered correctly.