Virginia Real Estate Exam Practice Questions
Practice questions for the Virginia PSI real estate exam: 80 national + 40 state questions, 75% passing required on each section, 150-minute time limit.
# Virginia Real Estate Exam Practice Questions
The Virginia real estate exam is 120 questions — 80 national and 40 state-specific — administered by PSI with a 150-minute (2.5-hour) time limit. You need 75% on each section: 60 of 80 nationally and 30 of 40 on state. Virginia's exam is notable for its shorter time limit, which makes pacing more important than in most states.
National Section Sample Questions
Q: A landlord refuses to rent to a family because they have two small children. Which federal law has the landlord violated? A) ADA B) Civil Rights Act of 1866 C) Fair Housing Act D) Equal Credit Opportunity Act
Answer: C. Familial status — defined as families with children under 18 — is one of the seven federally protected classes under the Fair Housing Act of 1968.
Q: An easement appurtenant has how many parcels of land? A) One B) Two C) Three D) As many as needed
Answer: B. An easement appurtenant involves two parcels: the dominant estate (the one that benefits) and the servient estate (the one burdened by the easement).
State Section Sample Questions
Q: Which agency regulates Virginia real estate licensees? A) Virginia Real Estate Commission (VREC) B) Virginia Real Estate Board (VREB) under DPOR C) Virginia Department of Commerce D) Virginia Realtors Association
Answer: B. The Virginia Real Estate Board (VREB), operating under the Department of Professional and Occupational Regulation (DPOR), licenses and regulates Virginia real estate professionals under Virginia Code Title 54.1, Chapter 21.
Q: Virginia's Residential Property Disclosure Act requires sellers of residential property to: A) Provide a warranty that the property is free of defects B) Provide buyers with a state-mandated disclosure statement C) Pay for a professional home inspection D) Disclose all neighborhood information
Answer: B. The Virginia Residential Property Disclosure Act requires sellers to provide a disclosure statement. This is mandatory for residential properties — not optional. The form is prescribed by the Virginia Real Estate Board.
Q: HOA and condo disclosure packets in Virginia must be provided: A) Within 30 days of closing B) Before the contract is ratified C) At the time the property is listed D) Upon the buyer's written request after closing
Answer: B. Virginia law requires sellers in HOA and condominium communities to provide the required disclosure packets to buyers before contract ratification. Buyers have a right of rescission if packets are not delivered on time.
Study Focus for Virginia
Virginia's Standard Agency framework, the Residential Property Disclosure Act, and HOA/condo packet requirements are the most frequently tested state topics. Master these before your exam date.
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