Real Estate Exam Prep:
Connecticut Regs
(State portion only)

Now available for both the Sales exam
and the Broker exam!!

hese books are tailor-made for Connecticut License Exam  use!

They present just the Connecticut License Law arranged to  link applicable Statutory sections to exam outline topics,  all reinforced by a 30-question Sample State Exam for Sales candidates and a 40-question Sample State Exam for Broker candidates.

Retail price: just $25.00 for the Sales version and
                          $30.00 for the Broker version!!
                   (See order form for details.)
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The 3rd Edition, now available on Amazon @ $27.50,
is substantially the same as the 2nd Edition, except for reformatting and placement of
some of the Appendices;
both Editions more than adequately
prepare you for the exam!!

Take advantage of this rare opportunity!!
 

Connecticut Prelicensing Candidates—take note!

There are three simple reasons why these Connnecticut books ('Conn Regs' and 'Conn Combo') are the only truly authoritative guides available for preparing to take the Connecticut License Exams:

1--The Regs-only portion is an exam-outline presentation of Connecticut license law that draws on the author's years of preparing state licensing exams for over 20 states as well as for the Government of Bermuda to link each outline topic to applicable Statutes, Regulations, and/or Policies.

2--The General (principles & practices) section of the licensing exam also draws on the author's experience as 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 question banks—still used with minor changes by ASI's successor company, Pearson VUE, for its examinations.

The examination prepared for Connecticut by its vendor is based on a job analysis that substantially confirms the "general" nature of real estate subject matter identified in its most recent job analysis; the author knows in detail which topics, terms, and concepts are acceptable for use on a "national" test.

3--The 30-question Sample State Regs Exam--40 questions for Brokers--and the 80-question Sample General Exam (available in the separate PSI or Connecticut Combo books only) are the closest ones publicly available to the "real thing" in style, content, and adherence to professional standards and specifications.

And for instructors—consider this!

These are the single best end-of-course reviews in print. The the Regs-only book treats just the License Law; the Combo concentrates standard textbook and curriculum material into concise, comprehensive, exam-outline-sequenced clusters of key terms, concepts, and principles and then does the same for Connecticut License Law.

With these books you get:

• The most direct, focused, and exam-specific review available—about 50 pages gets you farther, faster, and with greater lasting comprehension of key elements than any other book for the State  Regs; and about 120 pages for the General exam!

• The benefit of a uniquely experienced test developer for commentary on what will—and will not—be on the test, and why.

• Each full-length exam is prepared to parallel the vendor's published test specifications for the number of questions per Content Outline Section.

• Each answer key is paired with a diagnostic chart to determine areas of strengths and weaknesses.

Publisher’s Note

Nothing in these Exam Prep publications for Connecticut should be construed as indicating any national vendor or Connecticut agency's direct endorsement of, involvement in, responsibility for, or current agreement with any of the author's interpretations, elaborations, or commentary on either the General Exam outline topics or the Connecticut License Law outline's list of topics for testing.

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's published practice exams (1998), and government websites, along with textual revisions suggested by a nationwide group of reviewers in the fields of real estate regulation, law, practice, and instruction.