Real Estate FastPassA Daniel Larson Training School

Get your Florida real estate license with FastPass.

Course 1, certification, and exam prep, with one year of access and direct support.

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What you get

What you get with FastPass

Here’s what’s included — the complete FastPass bundle.

  1. 1

    Course 1 (DBPR-approved 63-hour)

    The required Florida Sales Associate pre-license course.

  2. 2

    FastPass Start

    A clear starting point so you know how to move through the course and certification path.

  3. 3

    FastPass Workbook (online + PDF)

    Read it in your course or download the PDF to study offline. Want a printed workbook? Just ask and we'll send one free through Amazon.

  4. 4

    FastPass Certification (three certification exams)

    Three FastPass certification exams that mirror the state exam, in place of the traditional course final. Certification and exam prep happen together.

  5. 5

    Audio Ebook Review

    Listen through the review when you can’t sit down with the workbook.

  6. 6

    Exam Math Basics

    The math you’ll need for the course and the state exam, explained clearly.

  7. 7

    500 Sample Q&A with explanations

    Practice questions with answers and explanations, so you can see why an answer is right.

  8. 8

    One year of access

    Your FastPass enrollment includes one year of online access.

  9. 9

    Direct support

    Text or email us when you get stuck. There is no call center.

Pricing

Choose your Sales licensing package

Three options. FastPass is the complete path most students choose.

Course 1 + Traditional Final

$180

FastPass gets you certified and ready for the state exam at the same time, for just $80 more.

Enroll — $180

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FastPass + Post

$340

Best value: your required Post-Licensing course is included at a bundle price, ready for when you're licensed, before your first renewal.

Enroll — $340

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Florida state-exam preparation

“This was a very effective coursework that allowed me to pass the Florida State Exam.”

Written + video instruction

“He made it so easy to learn the material through the written version then the video.”

Direct instructor support

“Daniel is the best and always answers if you need any help or have questions!”

Broker licensing student

“His method of teaching, explaining, thorough examples to assist his students to understand this industry is outstanding.”

45-hour Sales Post-Licensing

“This real estate school has been truly amazing. I graduated in 2024 and was able to renew my license today.”

Continuing education

“Very user-friendly and I was able to accomplish my continuing education requirements efficiently and quickly.”

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Sample questions

Three real practice questions from the course. Choose an answer or reveal it — no account required.

Question 10.15

The Content

In Florida, a transaction broker provides limited, non-fiduciary representation to the buyer, the seller, or both, and it is the default brokerage relationship in a residential transaction. The duties include dealing honestly and fairly, accounting for all funds, using skill, care, and diligence, presenting all offers and counteroffers in a timely manner, limited confidentiality, and disclosing known facts that materially affect the value of residential real property and are not readily observable.

Full disclosure is different. It is a single-agent fiduciary duty: the agent must tell the client everything material, even facts or rumors that may not help that client’s bargaining position. A transaction broker does not owe full disclosure.

All are owed in a transaction broker relationship except:

Question 04.01

The Content

For depreciation under the IRS code, the established useful (asset) life of an income-producing building depends on the type of property. If a residential building is used as a rental, its useful life is 27.5 years.

If a commercial (nonresidential) building is used as a rental, its useful life is 39 years. When the question asks for the residential figure, the answer is 27.5 years — not 39.

The established useful asset life, under IRS code, for an income-producing residential property is:

Question 10.22

The Content

A single agent represents one party in a fiduciary capacity. If the broker already has a single-agency listing, and a buyer wants that same broker to represent the buyer in buying that listed property, the broker would be a single agent for both the seller and the buyer in the same transaction.

That is dual agency. Dual agency is illegal in Florida under Chapter 475. Disclosure alone does not make it legal, and it is not “two single agents, which is legal.” A no-brokerage relationship with the buyer would be a different arrangement, and it is not what this question describes.

Broker has a single agency listing. Buyer desires representation from the same broker in buying broker’s listing. Which of the following is true?

Already finished Course 1 elsewhere? Exam prep only — $130

Questions

Florida Real Estate Licensing FAQ

How much do the Sales licensing packages cost?

Course 1 is $180. FastPass is $260. The Full Package, FastPass + Post, is $340. Each price is a one-time enrollment payment; state application, fingerprinting, and state-exam fees are separate.

What is included in the FastPass package?

FastPass is $260. The package includes the DBPR-approved 63-hour Course 1, three FastPass certification exams, Exam Math Basics, 500+ practice questions and explanations, audio ebook review, the FastPass Workbook online and as a PDF, one year of access, and direct support.

How is FastPass different?

Course 1 with the traditional final uses a standard course final exam, not one modeled on the Pearson state exam. FastPass uses three certification exams that mirror the state exam, in place of that traditional final, so course certification and exam prep happen together. You still take the Florida state licensing exam separately.

Does FastPass replace the Florida state licensing exam?

No. The Florida state licensing exam is a separate exam administered by Pearson Professional Assessments (formerly Pearson VUE). FastPass is preparation and part of the course-certification path; you still take the state exam separately.

How long do I have access?

Course bundles include one year of online access.

Can I contact the school directly?

Yes. Text or email us at 239.471.8500 or daniel@daniellarsontraining.com about the course, exam preparation, or your licensing steps.

Can I get a printed workbook?

No. All course content is included online. FastPass and the Full Package, FastPass + Post, also include the FastPass Workbook to read online or download as a PDF. Want a printed workbook? Just ask and we'll send one free through Amazon.