Real Estate Exam Prep (Pearson VUE)

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his book is for use in Alaska, Arkansas, Delaware, District of Columbia, Idaho, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Maine, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Utah.

Retail price: just $33.00!! (See order form for details.)

Prelicensing Candidates—take note!

There is one simple reason 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 the fully national real estate job analysis and drafted the outline—and prepared the item banks—still used (with slight modifications) by ASI’s successor companies, (CAT*ASI, then Promissor, now Pearson VUE), for their examinations!

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:

• The most direct, focused, and exam-specific review available—fewer than 100 pages gets you farther, faster, and with greater lasting comprehension of key elements than any other book!

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

• A full-length exam prepared to parallel Pearson VUE's published test specifications for the number of questions per Content Outline Section.

• An answer key with a diagnostic chart to determine areas of strengths and weaknesses.

Publisher’s Note

Nothing in this Exam Prep publication for Pearson VUE should be construed as indicating Pearson VUE’s direct endorsement of, involvement in, responsibility for, or current agreement with any of the author's interpretations, elaborations, or commentary on the Pearson VUE 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 instruction.