FREC Exam Questions and
Answers 100% PASS
Chapter 475 - CORRECT ANSWER-Real Estate Law 1) Real Estate Brokerage 2)
Appraisal 3)Commercial Sales Lien Rights 4) Commercial Leasing Lien Rights
Chapter 455 - CORRECT ANSWER-Regulation of Businesses and Professions.
Defines general practices and procedures for DBPR , including the practice of Real
Estate
FS 120 - CORRECT ANSWER-Licensing and disciplinary procedures for Real
Estate Licensees
61J2 FAC - CORRECT ANSWER-Rules of the FREC
Department of Business and Professional Regulation - CORRECT ANSWER-
DBPR or BPR; regulates business and professions; Secretary of DBPR appointed
by the governor, confirmed by the Senate.
Powers and Duties of the DBPR - CORRECT ANSWER-Adopt rules and
regulations; standing to challenge any rule of Commission; prepare and administer
examinations; issue licenses; investigate complaints; seek evidence in investigation
or proceeding (take depositions and issue subpoenas)
, Division Of Real Estate - CORRECT ANSWER-DRE, Director appointed by
Secretary of DBPR subject to approval by Commission; provides all services
concerning Chapter 475
Duties of Division - CORRECT ANSWER-Executive (investigation of
complaints); Ministerial (maintenance of records); Administrative (clerical and
routine duties)
Funding of Division - CORRECT ANSWER-Fees and assessments of
Commission
Principal Office of DRE - CORRECT ANSWER-Orlando, by law
Purpose of 475 - CORRECT ANSWER-Protect public from economic loss
Rules - CORRECT ANSWER-Implement and prescribe law
Florida Real Estate Commission - CORRECT ANSWER-FREC; agency;
administers and enforces administrative license law
Membership of FREC - CORRECT ANSWER-7 members: 4 brokers, 1 broker
OR sales associate, 2 consumer members, 1 member 60 or older
Appointment of Members - CORRECT ANSWER-Appointed by governor for 4-
year terms; confirmed by senate.
Compensation of Members - CORRECT ANSWER-NOT salaried employees of
DBPR; compensated for attending meetings
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Answers 100% PASS
Chapter 475 - CORRECT ANSWER-Real Estate Law 1) Real Estate Brokerage 2)
Appraisal 3)Commercial Sales Lien Rights 4) Commercial Leasing Lien Rights
Chapter 455 - CORRECT ANSWER-Regulation of Businesses and Professions.
Defines general practices and procedures for DBPR , including the practice of Real
Estate
FS 120 - CORRECT ANSWER-Licensing and disciplinary procedures for Real
Estate Licensees
61J2 FAC - CORRECT ANSWER-Rules of the FREC
Department of Business and Professional Regulation - CORRECT ANSWER-
DBPR or BPR; regulates business and professions; Secretary of DBPR appointed
by the governor, confirmed by the Senate.
Powers and Duties of the DBPR - CORRECT ANSWER-Adopt rules and
regulations; standing to challenge any rule of Commission; prepare and administer
examinations; issue licenses; investigate complaints; seek evidence in investigation
or proceeding (take depositions and issue subpoenas)
, Division Of Real Estate - CORRECT ANSWER-DRE, Director appointed by
Secretary of DBPR subject to approval by Commission; provides all services
concerning Chapter 475
Duties of Division - CORRECT ANSWER-Executive (investigation of
complaints); Ministerial (maintenance of records); Administrative (clerical and
routine duties)
Funding of Division - CORRECT ANSWER-Fees and assessments of
Commission
Principal Office of DRE - CORRECT ANSWER-Orlando, by law
Purpose of 475 - CORRECT ANSWER-Protect public from economic loss
Rules - CORRECT ANSWER-Implement and prescribe law
Florida Real Estate Commission - CORRECT ANSWER-FREC; agency;
administers and enforces administrative license law
Membership of FREC - CORRECT ANSWER-7 members: 4 brokers, 1 broker
OR sales associate, 2 consumer members, 1 member 60 or older
Appointment of Members - CORRECT ANSWER-Appointed by governor for 4-
year terms; confirmed by senate.
Compensation of Members - CORRECT ANSWER-NOT salaried employees of
DBPR; compensated for attending meetings
© 2026 Copyright. All Rights Reserved. This document is
protected by copyright law
