14-day, 7-day and 48-hour review calendars

Use this for review when you already understand the course material. Extend the schedule if the first practice set reveals broad gaps.

• Answer a mixed set without notes. Mark guesses, even when you get them right.
• For each miss, write the rule or calculation, the fact you overlooked, and why your selected option fails.
• Reserve time for every area. Give additional time to gaps in the areas with larger DRE weights.

• Read the lesson, including examples and tables. Check the complete topic list: Trust Account Management; Fair Housing Laws; Truth in Advertising; Record Keeping Requirements; Agency Supervision; Permitted Activities of Unlicensed Sales Assistants; DRE Jurisdiction and Disciplinary Actions; Licensing, and Continuing Education Requirements and Procedures; California Real Estate Recovery Fund; General Ethics; Technology; Property Management; Commercial/Industrial/Income Properties; Specialty Areas; Transfer Disclosure Statement; Natural Hazard Disclosure Statements; Disclosure of Material Facts Affecting Property Value; Need for Inspection and Obtaining/Verifying Information; Reports; Servicing Diverse Populations.
• Answer a short topic set without notes. Review the explanation for every alternative, not only the correct answer.
• Work one math problem and revisit one earlier mistake. If you need more time, extend the schedule rather than omitting an area.

• Read the lesson, including examples and tables. Check the complete topic list: Law, Definition and Nature of Agency Relationships, Types of Agencies, and Agents; Creation of Agency and Agency Agreements; Responsibilities of Agent to Seller/Buyer as Principal; Disclosure of Agency; Disclosure of Acting as Principal or Other Interest; Termination of Agency; Commission and Fees; Responsibilities of Agent to Non-Client Third Parties.
• Answer a short topic set without notes. Review the explanation for every alternative, not only the correct answer.
• Work one math problem and revisit one earlier mistake. If you need more time, extend the schedule rather than omitting an area.

• Read the lesson, including examples and tables. Check the complete topic list: Classes of Property; Property Characteristics; Encumbrances; Types of Ownership; Descriptions of Property; Government Rights in Land; Public Controls; Environmental Hazards and Regulations; Private Controls; Water Rights; Special Categories of Land.
• Answer a short topic set without notes. Review the explanation for every alternative, not only the correct answer.
• Work one math problem and revisit one earlier mistake. If you need more time, extend the schedule rather than omitting an area.

• Read the lesson, including examples and tables. Check the complete topic list: Value; Methods of Estimating Value; Financial Analysis.
• Answer a short topic set without notes. Review the explanation for every alternative, not only the correct answer.
• Work one math problem and revisit one earlier mistake. If you need more time, extend the schedule rather than omitting an area.

• Read the lesson, including examples and tables. Check the complete topic list: General; Listing Agreements; Buyer Broker Agreements; Offers/Purchase Contracts; Agreements; Promissory Notes/Securities; Purchase/Lease Options; Advanced Fee.
• Answer a short topic set without notes. Review the explanation for every alternative, not only the correct answer.
• Work one math problem and revisit one earlier mistake. If you need more time, extend the schedule rather than omitting an area.

• Read the lesson, including examples and tables. Check the complete topic list: General Concepts; Types of Loans; Sources of Financing; Government Programs; Mortgages/Deeds of Trust/Notes; Financing/Credit Laws; Loan Brokerage; Types of Loan Originators.
• Answer a short topic set without notes. Review the explanation for every alternative, not only the correct answer.
• Work one math problem and revisit one earlier mistake. If you need more time, extend the schedule rather than omitting an area.

• Read the lesson, including examples and tables. Check the complete topic list: Title Insurance; Deeds; Escrow; Tax Aspects; Special Processes; Transfer through Court Supervision; Types of Vesting.
• Answer a short topic set without notes. Review the explanation for every alternative, not only the correct answer.
• Work one math problem and revisit one earlier mistake. If you need more time, extend the schedule rather than omitting an area.

• Return to Practice and Disclosures with changed facts. Choose a direct rule, an exception and a scenario from your error log; explain which fact controls each answer.
• Answer different questions without notes. For a negative stem, identify the exception; for a BEST-answer stem, explain why the closest alternative is less complete. Familiarity with an old answer is not new evidence.
• Work one math problem and revisit one earlier mistake. If you need more time, extend the schedule rather than omitting an area.

• Return to Agency and Fiduciary Duties with changed facts. Choose a direct rule, an exception and a scenario from your error log; explain which fact controls each answer.
• Answer different questions without notes. For a negative stem, identify the exception; for a BEST-answer stem, explain why the closest alternative is less complete. Familiarity with an old answer is not new evidence.
• Work one math problem and revisit one earlier mistake. If you need more time, extend the schedule rather than omitting an area.

• Choose two weak concepts from recent practice. Start with the one that affects the larger weighted area.
• Change one fact in an example and explain whether the result changes. Check the controlling source if the distinction is legal.
• Recall yesterday's correction before reading it. Keep gaps visible instead of treating a familiar answer as proof of understanding.

• Choose a mixed set you have not recently repeated. Use the timer and answer without notes.
• Review misses, skips and guesses after submission. Compare your method with the worked solution.
• Short public sets build pace; use a full 150-question, three-hour simulation when you have access to one. A short-set percentage does not establish readiness.

• Choose two weak concepts from recent practice. Start with the one that affects the larger weighted area.
• Change one fact in an example and explain whether the result changes. Check the controlling source if the distinction is legal.
• Recall yesterday's correction before reading it. Keep gaps visible instead of treating a familiar answer as proof of understanding.

• Recall a short list of corrected rules and formulas without opening your notes first.
• Check your appointment, accepted identification, arrival time and route. Follow the testing center's instructions about calculators.
• Leave room for food, rest and travel. Avoid repeating familiar questions just to raise a practice percentage.

Use this for final review. Seven days is not a promise that you can learn the whole subject from the beginning.

• Answer a mixed set without notes. Mark guesses, even when you get them right.
• For each miss, write the rule or calculation, the fact you overlooked, and why your selected option fails.
• Reserve time for every area. Give additional time to gaps in the areas with larger DRE weights.

• Use the topic checklist to check each area in this block. Give extra time to weak concepts; postpone the timetable if this is first exposure.
• Answer questions without notes, then explain the controlling rule and each wrong alternative.
• Work a calculation and revisit yesterday's errors with changed facts.

• Use the topic checklist to check each area in this block. Give extra time to weak concepts; postpone the timetable if this is first exposure.
• Answer questions without notes, then explain the controlling rule and each wrong alternative.
• Work a calculation and revisit yesterday's errors with changed facts.

• Use the topic checklist to check each area in this block. Give extra time to weak concepts; postpone the timetable if this is first exposure.
• Answer questions without notes, then explain the controlling rule and each wrong alternative.
• Work a calculation and revisit yesterday's errors with changed facts.

• Choose a mixed set you have not recently repeated. Use the timer and answer without notes.
• Review misses, skips and guesses after submission. Compare your method with the worked solution.
• Short public sets build pace; use a full 150-question, three-hour simulation when you have access to one. A short-set percentage does not establish readiness.

• Choose a mixed set you have not recently repeated. Use the timer and answer without notes.
• Review misses, skips and guesses after submission. Compare your method with the worked solution.
• Short public sets build pace; use a full 150-question, three-hour simulation when you have access to one. A short-set percentage does not establish readiness.

• Recall a short list of corrected rules and formulas without opening your notes first.
• Check your appointment, accepted identification, arrival time and route. Follow the testing center's instructions about calculators.
• Leave room for food, rest and travel. Avoid repeating familiar questions just to raise a practice percentage.

Use this when preparation is already underway. If major concepts remain unfamiliar, consider your appointment options through DRE.

• Answer a mixed set without notes. Mark guesses, even when you get them right.
• For each miss, write the rule or calculation, the fact you overlooked, and why your selected option fails.
• Reserve time for every area. Give additional time to gaps in the areas with larger DRE weights.

• Recall a short list of corrected rules and formulas without opening your notes first.
• Check your appointment, accepted identification, arrival time and route. Follow the testing center's instructions about calculators.
• Leave room for food, rest and travel. Avoid repeating familiar questions just to raise a practice percentage.