Conquer the North Carolina Real Estate Broker Exam: Your Guide to Licensing in the Tar Heel State

Covers Brokerage Management, License Law, and Real Estate Practice

By: Philip Martin McCaulay

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Conquer the North Carolina Real Estate Broker Exam is your focused, streamlined guide to passing the state’s broker licensing test and advancing your real estate career. Tailored specifically for candidates in North Carolina, this guide breaks down the most essential topics you’ll face on the exam: brokerage management, license law, trust account handling, disciplinary rules, agency supervision, property management, and transaction compliance.

Whether you are preparing to upgrade from provisional broker status or stepping into the role of broker-in-charge, this resource walks you through the legal responsibilities, professional expectations, and operational know-how required to succeed. Key areas such as recordkeeping, advertising compliance, audit procedures, and risk management are presented in an accessible, easy-to-retain format—ideal for busy professionals and audiobook learners.

You’ll gain clarity on the latest rules from the North Carolina Real Estate Commission, understand how to supervise affiliated brokers ethically and legally, and prepare confidently for the challenges of the broker role. This guide includes overviews of state-specific forms, deadlines, and real-world case examples to help you internalize the material.

Part of the bestselling “Conquer the Exam” series, this book was designed to help motivated candidates build confidence, improve retention, and pass the exam on their first attempt. It’s time to move forward—this book will help you lead the way.

This study guide is independently authored and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the North Carolina Real Estate Commission (NCREC) or any state agency. It is intended to support exam preparation by summarizing public information and key test topics. Candidates should refer to official NCREC materials to ensure full compliance with current rules and requirements.