ExamPassOntario Real Estate Exam Prep That Helps You Be Confident In Your Real Exams
All four courses and both simulations. Study notes for every module, practice questions with every option explained, timed mock exams and a live AI Tutor.
Built from the Actual Ontario Legislation. Reviewed and approved by industry experts active in Ontario real estate.
Course
Course 1: Real Estate Essentials
Study each module, practice its questions, then test yourself.
Practice and review
Course 2 · Module 17
Writing Conditions into an Agreement
How a condition is built, which drafting method to use, and the financing, inspection and sale conditions you write for clients.
By the end of this module you can
- Build a condition precedent from its six parts
- Recognize a true condition precedent
- Choose the right drafting method
Lessons
Lesson 1 · Writing a condition
About 12 min
Lesson 2 · The financing condition
About 10 min
Lesson 3 · Inspection and sale conditions
About 9 min
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Stuck? Ask the AI Tutor, Right on the Question
The AI Tutor knows the question you are on. Ask why an option is wrong, get the concept in simpler words, or jump to where it is taught. It answers in seconds, any time you study.
The AI Tutor can make mistakes. Check important points against your notes.
Learner asked: Why is C wrong? Tutor replied: C waits until the offer is firm. The duty to disclose a material fact to your client applies as soon as you learn it, so waiting puts the deal ahead of the client.
Learner asked: Explain condition subsequent simply. Tutor replied: The deal is binding from acceptance. It only ends if the buyer gives notice by the deadline. Silence keeps the deal alive.
Notes That Teach the Rule, Then Test It
Every module has a full notes page, split into lessons. Each lesson gives you the big idea, the rules, worked examples and the traps that catch people, then ends with memory cards, a quick check and its own practice questions.
Read or Cram.
Read mode teaches the whole lesson. Cram mode cuts it to the rules, traps and memory cards for the night before.
Worked calculations.
Commission, deposits, offer arithmetic, net operating income and cap rates, shown step by step.
Memory cards and quick checks.
At the end of every lesson, so a rule sticks before you move on.
Two drafting methods
Two ways to write a condition, working in opposite directions.
Watch the trap: treating silence as a yes. Under a precedent, silence by the deadline kills the deal.
Miss a Question, Land on the Exact Paragraph
Every practice question is linked to the part of the notes that teaches it. Get one wrong and one tap takes you to that section, not the top of a long page. Fix the gap, then try again.
Under a condition subsequent, what happens if no one gives notice by the deadline?
- AThe agreement becomes null and void.
- BIt stays firm; silence keeps the deal alive.
- CThe deposit is automatically returned.
Module 17 · Conditions
Condition subsequent
The agreement is binding the moment it is accepted. It ends only if the protected party gives notice by the deadline, so doing nothing does not end it.
Silence keeps the deal alive
That is the opposite of a condition precedent, where silence by the deadline makes the offer null and void.
Landed straight on the paragraph that explains the answer, not the top of a long page.
The Exam Answer, and the Law Today
Some rules have changed since the course material was written. The exam still marks the course's answer, so that is what we teach. Where the law is different today, an "In practice today" box shows the current rule and where it comes from, so you know both.
The course answer
A landlord may charge a maximum of $200 for a key deposit.
In practice today
The regulation sets no dollar figure: a refundable key or entry-device deposit may be no greater than the expected replacement cost (O. Reg. 516/06). For the exam, know the course figure; in practice the test is replacement cost.
Simulations, Practiced the Way They Are Tested
Simulation study is organized by simulation part, lesson by lesson. Practice questions use the formats the simulation exam uses: client emails, conversation transcripts where you spot the breach, and rule-in or rule-out decisions.
Which line would the broker of record flag as a problem?
1. Agent: Why this building, not one nearer your other sites?
2. Buyer: Staff come by transit; we will hold about five years.
3. Agent: I will pull the board sales and the city's demand data.
4. Agent: The listing says the zoning allows a clinic, so we can count on it.
- ALine 3, because market data is an appraiser's job.
- BLine 4, because it treats the zoning claim as settled instead of verifying it.Correct
- CLine 1, because the reason for the location is the client's business.
Every Option Explained, and Help When You're Stuck
Original multiple-choice questions, reviewed and approved by industry experts. Every option has its own explanation, so you learn why the right answer is right and why each wrong one is wrong.
The financing condition, written in the usual condition precedent form, is in the buyer's favour and the buyer has the financing approved before the deadline. To make the agreement firm, the buyer must:
Timed Mock Exams and a Clear Read on Your Readiness
Mock Exam.
Timed and scored, in the same format as the real exam.
Drill Wrong Answers.
Every question you miss becomes a focused practice set.
Progress.
Readiness by topic, so you know where to spend your time. No pass guarantees.
Notebook.
Your own notes, in folders you control.
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Question 7 of 40
A competing offer arrives while the first is still being considered. What should the salesperson confirm with the seller first?
- AHow the seller wants competing offers handled.
- BWhether to disclose the number of offers.
Three Steps from First Question to Exam Day
Choose Your Course
Pick a course or simulation. One-time purchase, no subscription.
Study and Practice
Read each lesson, practice its questions, and get sent back to the exact section when you miss one.
Walk In Prepared
Drill your misses, take timed mock exams and track your readiness until exam day.
Why Students Choose ExamPass
Reviewed by Industry Experts
Every question and explanation is reviewed and approved by industry experts active in Ontario real estate, then checked against current law.
Built for Every Ontario Provider
Written for learners at any approved provider who write the same standardized exams.
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No invented pass rates, no copied exam questions, no subscription.
Honest Pricing, Two Months of Access
Per-course pricing from $28.99 plus HST. Each purchase is a one-time purchase with a two-month access window you activate when your study time begins. It is not a subscription.
Course 1: Real Estate Essentials
Course 1 Theory Exam - Real Estate Essentials
- Study notes for every module
- Practice questions, every option explained
- Timed mock exam
- AI Tutor on every question
- Drill Wrong Answers
- Progress tracking and Notebook
Course 2: Residential Transactions
Course 2 Theory Exam - Residential Real Estate Transactions
- Study notes for every module
- Practice questions, every option explained
- Timed mock exam
- AI Tutor on every question
- Drill Wrong Answers
- Progress tracking and Notebook
Course 3: Additional Residential
Course 3 Theory Exam - Additional Residential Real Estate Transactions
- Study notes for every module
- Practice questions, every option explained
- Timed mock exam
- AI Tutor on every question
- Drill Wrong Answers
- Progress tracking and Notebook
Simulation 1: Residential Transactions
Simulation Session 1 - Residential Real Estate Transactions
- Study notes for every module
- Practice questions, every option explained
- Timed mock exam
- AI Tutor on every question
- Drill Wrong Answers
- Progress tracking and Notebook
Course 4: Commercial Transactions
Course 4 Theory Exam - Commercial Real Estate Transactions
- Study notes for every module
- Practice questions, every option explained
- Timed mock exam
- AI Tutor on every question
- Drill Wrong Answers
- Progress tracking and Notebook
Simulation 2: Commercial Transactions
Simulation Session 2 - Commercial Real Estate Transactions
- Study notes for every module
- Practice questions, every option explained
- Timed mock exam
- AI Tutor on every question
- Drill Wrong Answers
- Progress tracking and Notebook
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Honest Answers
No. Ontario's pre-registration program is delivered by several approved providers, and they all write the same standardized exams. ExamPass is written to those exams, so it works no matter which provider you enrolled with.
Learn It, Practice It, Walk In Ready
Read each lesson, practice the judgment the exam tests, and check your readiness before exam day.
Course 2 · Module 17
Writing Conditions into an Agreement
How a condition is built, which drafting method to use, and the financing, inspection and sale conditions you write for clients.
By the end of this module you can
- Build a condition precedent from its six parts
- Recognize a true condition precedent
- Choose the right drafting method
Lessons
Lesson 1 · Writing a condition
About 12 min
Lesson 2 · The financing condition
About 10 min
Lesson 3 · Inspection and sale conditions
About 9 min
Question 7 of 16
The financing condition is written in the usual condition precedent form. To make the agreement firm, the buyer must:
Standard OREA wording firms the deal only when written notice of fulfilment is delivered by the deadline.
AI Tutor
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