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Real Estate Council of Alberta (RECA)

RECA Residential Practice Exam Practice Questions

Practice of Residential Real Estate Pre-licensing Exam

After Fundamentals, a residential licensee completes Practice of Residential Real Estate and its pre-licensing exam: 100 questions, 70% to pass, at a test centre, within three months of finishing the course.

140 questions in our bank are tagged to this exam.

Original learning scenario for this course

Independent practice with an explanation and course review link. This is not an official exam item, full mock, approved education or registration result.

A residential study file describes a proposed purchase as unconditional, but its supplied agreement explicitly has an unresolved condition. Which revision step is appropriate?

  • Review the actual agreement, condition and applicable process before treating it as unconditional
  • Ignore the agreement because the marketing summary is shorter
  • A Fundamentals quiz score removes the condition

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RECA Residential Practice Exam at a Glance

Reference source: RECA — Exams & Policies, checked 2026-10-13. Current RECA exam policies for Residential Practice, not other sector qualifications. Provider tuition and course timing are separate; confirm your myRECA deadline.

Questions100
Pass mark70% (result reported as pass/fail)
Exam fee$235 per attempt
Attempts2, then re-enrol in the course
WindowWithin 3 months of course completion

Study-topic map — confirm the current official outline

  1. 1.Residential transactions: listing, showing, offers and closing
  2. 2.Property valuation and pricing
  3. 3.Mortgage financing
  4. 4.Taxes and costs in a residential transaction
  5. 5.Land use and planning

Frequently Asked Questions

What comes after the Fundamentals exam in Alberta?

A practice course for your sector — Residential, Commercial, Property Management or Rural — and its own pre-licensing exam of 100 questions with a 70% pass mark.

How much does the RECA residential exam cost?

$235 per attempt, with two attempts allowed before you must re-enrol in the course.