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Ohio Real Estate Salesperson Exam Cram Sheet (2026)
The highest-yield points on the Ohio Real Estate Salespersonexam, grouped by the exam's real content areas. Print it, review the ones you keep missing, then drill them with free practice questions.
120questions
70%to pass
15content areas
Property Ownership
9% of the exam- Estates and Interests
- Government Powers
Land Use Controls and Regulations
6% of the exam- Zoning Concepts
- Private Land Use Controls
Valuation and Market Analysis
10% of the exam- Approaches to Value and CMAs
- Types of Depreciation
Financing
8% of the exam- Loan Instruments and Default
- Assumptions and Novation
General Principles of Agency
13% of the exam- Fiduciary Duties
- Creating and Ending Agency
Property Condition and Disclosures
10% of the exam- State Disclosure Forms
- Federal and Environmental Disclosures
Contracts
14% of the exam- Validity and Enforceability
- Performance and Assignment
Transfer of Title
6% of the exam- Deeds and Delivery
- Recording and Title Assurance
Practice of Real Estate
15% of the exam- Fair Housing
- Trust Funds and Advertising
Real Estate Calculations
8% of the exam- Commission and Area
- Proration and Investment
Specialty Areas
3% of the exam- Common-Interest Ownership
- Other Property Types
State Governance
10% of the exam- Regulatory Structure
- Enforcement and Discipline
Licensing Requirements
15% of the exam- Education and Examination
- Affiliation and Renewal
Ohio License Law and Rules
40% of the exam- Standards of Conduct
- Broker Supervision
Brokerage Relationships (Agency)
35% of the exam- Agency Disclosure
- Types of Representation
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