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LicensePrep is a real estate licensing exam preparation platform covering all 50 US states. It offers free practice tests across 10 core exam topics (agency, contracts, fair housing, financing, property management, property ownership, real estate math, taxation, transfer of property, and valuation), plus state-specific license law content for every jurisdiction. The platform includes a mock exam engine, smart review system, progress tracking, and math practice drills. Currently offers deep coverage for California (DRE), Texas (TREC), and Florida (DBPR) exams, with content for all other states. Pricing is one-time access passes (30-day and 90-day), not a subscription.
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