Why this site exists
Too much exam content repeats figures copied from another prep site. Repetition can make an unsupported number look official. We built the opposite system: shared exam and licensing figures come from a central facts file, sources are linked beside the teaching, and material corrections are recorded publicly. Automated checks help catch inconsistencies; they do not certify legal accuracy.
Who writes and reviews the content?
Pass Georgia is responsible for the website and its teaching material. The roles below describe our editorial process. We have not published an independent professional review of the whole site. Any future named review will identify the actual reviewer, their credentials, and the specific material they approved.
Organizational publisher
Pass Georgia
Owns the website, app relationship, resource editions, and public correction record.
Content author
Pass Georgia editorial team
Writes original lessons, examples, distinctions, questions, distractors, and explanations from the published outline.
Primary-source reviewer
Pass Georgia source review
Checks candidate operations against PSI and Georgia legal or licensing facts against GREC, Georgia rules, BRRETA, and agency guidance.
Product reviewer
Pass Georgia product team
Checks web tools, PDF exports, app links, accessibility, print output, and cross-page consistency.
How the editorial system works
- Map. Every teaching asset starts at an official national or Georgia content-area node.
- Teach. The lesson adds the Georgia distinction, worked example, common traps, original questions, detailed explanations, mastery gate, and next lesson.
- Verify. Candidate operations use PSI Georgia Candidate Information Bulletin, 7/1/2026. Legal, licensing, and tax claims use the relevant Georgia primary source.
- Test. Automated checks look for contradictory numbers, broken internal routes, missing editorial fields, and style failures.
- Correct. A material error is fixed at its source and added to the public corrections ledger.
What is free and what the app adds
The entire website is free. PDFs, decision maps, the topic visualizer, study planner, mistake tracker, lessons, glossary, questions, and calculators have no email gate. The live Pass Georgia app adds 1,300+ exam-grade questions, per-topic readiness, confidence calibration, spaced repetition, an interactive Math Coach, and offline study for $59.99 once with no subscription.
The app finances continued product development, but the website's editorial conclusions are not changed to create artificial fear or hide essential facts. A candidate should be able to judge the quality of the teaching before buying the deeper practice system.
What we will not publish
- Live or recalled PSI exam questions.
- An exam pass rate without a dated primary dataset and a clearly defined candidate group.
- A fixed passing percentage or exam duration absent from the current public source.
- Manufactured reviews, ratings, expert identities, or legal approval.
- A countdown, fake scarcity message, subscription, or email gate around a free study resource.
Contact, corrections, and independence
Email support@passgeorgiarealestate.com for support, accessibility issues, source questions, or factual corrections. Include the exact page and primary source when possible. Read the corrections ledger and privacy policy.