r/TexasRealEstateExam

So I failed my Texas real estate license exam once already, both the national and state portions, and I've got my second attempt this Friday. Honestly not sure what I did wrong last time or how to study differently this time around. I've been going through the material but I don't feel confident it's sinking in.

For anyone who's passed (especially on a retake), how did you study in the days leading up to it? Did you use any specific prep courses, practice exam sites, or flashcard apps that actually helped? Any tips on where people usually get tripped up on the national vs. state portions?

Any advice at this point would help, trying not to psych myself out before Friday.

In Texas, an unlicensed assistant employed by a broker may legally:

A) host an open house while the agent is away
B) show a listed property to a prospective buyer
C) explain contract terms to a seller
D) schedule showing appointments for the agent

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An easement appurtenant differs from an easement in gross in that an easement appurtenant:

A) Is a personal right that cannot be transferred
B) Must be in writing, unlike an easement in gross
C) Benefits a specific parcel and transfers automatically with the land
D) Allows use of the burdened property for any purpose

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In a Texas deed of trust, the borrower is known as the:

A) trustor
B) trustee
C) beneficiary
D) mortgagee

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A loan is described as "assumable" when:

A) The lender absorbs the risk of a future value decline
B) A qualified buyer can take over the seller's existing mortgage, with lender approval
C) The borrower personally guarantees the entire property value
D) The loan automatically transfers to heirs without their consent

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