ExamPassOntario Real Estate Exam Prep That Teaches You How to Think Through the Question
Prepare for Course 1, 2, 3, 4, Simulation 1, and Simulation 2 with a guided Study layer, original practice questions, timed mock exams, a live AI Tutor, and full explanations for every answer choice.
- Built from the Actual Ontario Legislation
Built and written by a working Ontario real estate broker and educator with over a decade of experience, who has facilitated simulation sessions across Ontario real estate colleges.
This stage: disclosing a material fact
A flood the listing never mentioned
Your buyer client has fallen for the house. Over coffee, the listing salesperson lets slip that the basement flooded two springs ago. None of it is in the listing, and your client has no idea.
The duty, and where it bites
You owe your buyer client honesty and the disclosure of material facts. A past flood that could change the decision to buy, or the price, is a material fact. The duty bites the moment you learn it, not at closing.
+ how it sounds in the room, the trap, and where this is taught · see the full walkthrough below
Every Option Explained, and Help When You're Stuck
The same sample question in full: why the right answer is right, why every wrong option is wrong, and the in-app AI Tutor ready to talk it through.
Sample question
A salesperson representing a buyer learns of a material fact that would affect the buyer's decision. The seller hasn't disclosed it. What should the salesperson do?
- ATell the buyer to keep quiet, since pointing out problems could cost the seller the sale.
Fails the obligation: steering a client to conceal a known material fact breaches the duty of honesty and fair dealing under TRESA.
- BDisclose the known material fact to the buyer client at the earliest reasonable opportunity.Correct
Correct. A salesperson must disclose material facts to their own client - the buyer's interests come before closing the deal.
- CWait until the offer is firm, then mention it so negotiations aren't disrupted.
Fails on timing: a material fact must be disclosed promptly, not delayed to protect a transaction.
- DDisclose only if the buyer specifically asks about that issue.
Disclosure of a material fact is proactive - it does not depend on the client knowing to ask.
Source: TRESA & the Code of Ethics · honesty & disclosure to your client
A static preview of the in-app AI Tutor. The real one chats with you on every question you study.
Three Steps from First Question to Exam Day
Choose Your Course
Pick the course or Simulation exam you're preparing for - one-time purchase, no subscription.
Study & Test
Learn one question at a time with full explanations, then write timed mock exams that mirror the real thing.
Walk in Prepared
Track your readiness, drill what you keep missing, and step into exam day with judgment, not just memory.
Read the Topic Before You Practice It
Every product opens with Study: plain-language readings on the courses, and a story-driven, stage-by-stage walkthrough on the simulations that carries you through a complete transaction and links each rule back to where it is taught.
This stage: disclosing a material fact
A flood the listing never mentioned
Your buyer client has fallen for the house. Over coffee, the listing salesperson lets slip that the basement flooded two springs ago. None of it is in the listing, and your client has no idea.
The duty, and where it bites
You owe your buyer client honesty and the disclosure of material facts. A past flood that could change the decision to buy, or the price, is a material fact. The duty bites the moment you learn it, not at closing.
How it sounds in the room
"Let's not muddy the offer. We can deal with the basement after it firms up."
Watch the trap: waiting until the deal is firm. A material fact must be shared at the earliest reasonable opportunity, never held back to protect the transaction.
A static preview of the in-app Study section. In the simulations, each topic reads like a case file and links back to where the rule is taught.
Courses: plain-language readings
Concise, plain-language readings for each topic, written from the public law and the published learning outcomes by someone who has been through the program. You get the point without wading through everything.
Simulations: a running case file
The simulation Study layer is a staged walkthrough that moves through a complete transaction, the way the real facilitated simulation session moves through every stage of a deal, and ends on a completion screen that leads into the mock exam.
Where this is taught
On the simulation practice questions, a "Where this is taught" link points straight back to the exact teaching topic, so a tough question is never a dead end.
Everything Inside Every Course
Study
Read the verified breakdown for every topic in plain language. In the simulations it becomes a story-driven, stage-by-stage walkthrough of a full transaction.
Practice Questions
Original multiple-choice questions with a full explanation for every option, right and wrong, so you learn the reasoning the exam tests.
Mock Exam
Full timed mock exams that mirror the real format and timing, scored at the end.
AI Tutor
Ask follow-ups grounded in the exact question you're studying, never off in the weeds.
Drill Wrong Answers
Turn the questions you miss into a focused practice set until they stick.
Progress
See where you stand with honest readiness bands, never a fake pass guarantee.
Notebook
Keep your own organised study notes as you go, in folders you control.
Why Students Choose ExamPass
Human-Written, by a Real Broker
Human-written Ontario exam prep, created by a working broker and educator, not a content engine.
Built for Every Ontario Provider
Built for learners preparing through Humber Polytechnic, Career College Group, Fleming College, and Algonquin College, who all write the same standardized exams.
No Hype, No Fake Numbers
No fake pass rates, no copied exam questions, and no subscription. If we show you a number, it is real.
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 Layer for Every Topic
- Practice Questions, Every Option Explained
- Timed Mock Exam
- AI Tutor on Every Question
- Drill Wrong Answers
- Progress Tracking
Course 2: Residential Transactions
Course 2 Theory Exam - Residential Real Estate Transactions
- Study Layer for Every Topic
- Practice Questions, Every Option Explained
- Timed Mock Exam
- AI Tutor on Every Question
- Drill Wrong Answers
- Progress Tracking
Course 3: Additional Residential
Course 3 Theory Exam - Additional Residential Real Estate Transactions
- Study Layer for Every Topic
- Practice Questions, Every Option Explained
- Timed Mock Exam
- AI Tutor on Every Question
- Drill Wrong Answers
- Progress Tracking
Simulation 1: Residential Transactions
Simulation Session 1 - Residential Real Estate Transactions
- Study Layer for Every Topic
- Practice Questions, Every Option Explained
- Timed Mock Exam
- AI Tutor on Every Question
- Drill Wrong Answers
- Progress Tracking
Course 4: Commercial Transactions
Course 4 Theory Exam - Commercial Real Estate Transactions
- Study Layer for Every Topic
- Practice Questions, Every Option Explained
- Timed Mock Exam
- AI Tutor on Every Question
- Drill Wrong Answers
- Progress Tracking
Simulation 2: Commercial Transactions
Simulation Session 2 - Commercial Real Estate Transactions
- Study Layer for Every Topic
- Practice Questions, Every Option Explained
- Timed Mock Exam
- AI Tutor on Every Question
- Drill Wrong Answers
- Progress Tracking
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 topic in plain language, practice the judgment the exam tests, and see where you stand, so you sit down steady instead of hoping you remembered enough.