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Texas RE PREP™ covers both halves of the exam — the National (Uniform) portion every state shares, and the Texas-specific State Portion most prep courses treat as an afterthought — so you can finish all your studying in one place.
Two portions, one exam
The Texas real estate license exam, administered by Pearson VUE on behalf of the Texas Real Estate Commission (TREC), has a National (Uniform) portion covering real estate principles most states share, and a State Portion covering Texas-specific law and practice. Most prep courses are built for the National half only, since that's the part they can sell in every state, and treat the Texas-specific half as an afterthought.
What we do instead
We cover both, in one pass — no juggling two different sites, and no separate SKU to choose between for State versus National.
Before you start
You still need to complete TREC's approved pre-licensing education before you can sit the exam — that requirement doesn't change, and this isn't a substitute for it. Texas RE PREP™ is exam-day practice for after your coursework is done.
Frequently asked questions
What does Texas RE PREP cover?
Texas RE PREP™ covers both halves of the Texas real estate license exam: the National (Uniform) portion covering real estate principles shared across states, and the State Portion covering Texas-specific law and rules. One pass covers both — there's no separate SKU to choose between.
How much does it cost?
One product, Full access to both portions, in a 30-day or 90-day pass. It's a single, one-time charge with no subscription and no auto-renewal. See current pricing on our Pricing page.
Is this official TREC exam prep?
No. Texas RE PREP™ is an independent practice platform. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by the Texas Real Estate Commission (TREC) or Pearson VUE, who administer the actual exam. We help you prepare for it.
Do I still need to complete pre-licensing education?
Yes. TREC requires completing its approved pre-licensing courses before you can sit the exam — that requirement doesn't change, and we don't replace it. Texas RE PREP™ is exam-day practice for after your coursework is done, not a substitute for it.
What's the difference between the National and State portions of the exam?
The exam Pearson VUE administers for TREC has two portions: a National (Uniform) portion covering real estate principles most states share, and a State Portion covering Texas-specific law and practice. Many national study guides are built around the National portion and shortchange the State Portion — we cover both, so you're not stuck piecing together two different products.
Is the question bank fully built out yet?
We're newly launched and actively growing the question bank across both portions. We'd rather say that plainly than oversell what's here today.
Can I get a refund?
Yes, within 7 days of purchase, as long as you haven't started a paid mock exam, answered a question, or viewed your results. Full policy is in our Terms of Service.
