Real Estate Exam Prep (AMP)
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Prelicensing Candidates—take note!
There are two simple reasons why this is the only truly
authoritative guide available for preparing to take the General
(principles & practices) section of the licensing exam in any of the
states above:
The author was the primary staff member who took the results
of Assessment Systems, Inc. (ASI)'s fully national real estate
job analysis and drafted the outline—and prepared the item
banks—still used by ASI's successor companies for their
examinations!
The AMP examination—and content outline—is based on a job
analysis that substantially confirms the “general” nature of
real estate subject matter identified in the ASI real estate job
analysis!
And for instructors—consider this!
This is the single best end-of-course review in print. It
concentrates standard textbook and curriculum material into concise,
comprehensive, exam-outline-sequenced clusters of key terms,
concepts, and principles.
With this book, you get:
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The most direct, focused, and exam-specific review
available—fewer than 150 pages gets you farther, faster, and
with greater lasting comprehension of key elements than any
other book!
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The benefit of a uniquely experienced test developer for
commentary on what will—and will not—be on the test, and
why.
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A full-length exam prepared to parallel AMP's published test
specifications for the number of questions per Content Outline
Section.
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An answer key with a diagnostic chart to determine areas of
strengths and weaknesses.
Publisher’s Note
Nothing in this Exam Prep publication for AMP should be construed
as indicating AMP's direct endorsement of, involvement in,
responsibility for, or current agreement with any of the author's
interpretations, elaborations, or commentary on the AMP general
content outline's list of commonplace real estate topics.
All interpretations and elaborations of real estate subject
matter are based on close research of standard texts, legal
reference works, the ASI Job Analysis Technical Report (1998), ASI
and its successor's
published practice exams, and government websites, along with
textual revisions suggested by a nationwide group of reviewers in
the fields of real estate regulation, law, practice, and
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