The NY real estate course is 20 chapters. The exam doesn't test all of it equally. These are condensed notes from every chapter — distilled down to exactly what the state exam tests, and nothing it skips. Practice questions after each one. Someone did that work so you don't have to.
You failed because nobody told you that the NY state exam doesn't test what your course taught. It tests New York law. NY agency rules. NY disclosure requirements. NY-specific definitions. The 77-hour course was built to fulfill a state education requirement — not to prepare you for the exam.
The NY real estate course is 20 chapters. The exam doesn't test all of it equally. Someone read every chapter and pulled out only what the state exam tests — condensed, with practice questions added after each one. That work is already done. This is it.
The exam loves to test edge cases in NY license law — supervision rules, renewal deadlines, DOS-specific requirements. Most candidates guess. This chapter makes them knowable.
Dual agency, buyer representation, disclosure timing. NY tests this harder than any other topic. If this is where your score died, this is the chapter that fixes it.
The exam doesn't test whether you've seen a contract. It tests whether you know exactly what makes one valid in New York. This chapter removes the ambiguity.
Commission splits. Proration. LTV ratios. These questions feel impossible when the formula isn't in your head. Every formula on the NY exam is in this chapter with a plain-English walkthrough.
These questions are supposed to be free points. The NY Human Rights Law additions trip up candidates who only studied federal law. This chapter makes them automatic.
Tenancy in common vs. joint tenancy. Types of mortgages. RESPA. These feel like memory tests — and they are. This chapter gives you the memory anchors that make them stick.
Deed types, closing costs, landlord-tenant law in New York specifically. Candidates who run out of time and energy here lose easy points. This chapter makes the finish line feel closer.
Agency and Disclosure is one of the highest-tested sections on the NY exam. Drop your email below and read the full chapter right here — no download, no wait.
You finished the course. You're studying. But you don't actually know if you're studying the right things. This guide tells you exactly what NY tests so you stop wasting hours on content that won't show up.
There's no time to start over. Use what's left to lock in the highest-tested areas. This guide is structured for exactly that — the final concentrated push before you walk in.
You studied hard the first time. The problem wasn't effort — it was direction. This guide shows you what NY specifically tests so the retake is a different experience entirely.
| Resource | Price | NY-specific | Structured guide | Practice questions |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| This guide (full bundle) | $127 one-time | ✓ 100% | ✓ 20 chapters | ✓ Every chapter |
| PrepAgent (3 months) | $99 subscription | ✗ All 50 states | ✗ Platform only | ✓ Yes |
| CE Shop / Corofy | $199–$995 | ✓ Yes | ✗ 77+ hour course | ✓ Yes |
| Amazon prep books | $15–$35 | ✗ Partial | ✗ 300+ pages | ✓ Some |
| Etsy digital guides | $5–$25 | ✗ Generic | ✗ Filler-heavy | ✗ Rarely |
That feeling of confidence on exam day — of sitting down and recognizing the questions, knowing the answers aren't guesses — is not luck. It is preparation with the right material. This is that material.
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Candidates who study with this guide describe the same shift — from dreading the exam to sitting down and recognizing the questions. Not because the exam got easier. Because they finally studied the right things.
"I've studied for weeks and still don't feel ready."
"I know exactly what NY tests. I've seen every question type. I'm walking in ready."
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