Study terms in context
Use the glossary for lookups, flashcards for repetition, and practice questions for the part that actually transfers to the exam.
Reference
The same 25 terms as the glossary, arranged the way the exam arranges them rather than alphabetically. Each shows the trap it is used to set. The Georgia areas come first because that is where the terms you have not met before live.
Georgia supplement
Real Estate Education, Research and Recovery FundGA
It protects the public, not the licensee. The licensee remains liable to repay the fund, and their licence is affected.
Inactive licenseGA
Inactive does not mean expired or lapsed. The licence exists and is activated by filing a Sponsoring Broker Statement.
BRRETAGA
Nearly every BRRETA question reduces to one prior question: is there a written brokerage engagement? If not, the person is a customer whatever the agent has been doing for them.
ClientGA
Length of relationship, number of viewings and volume of texts create no client relationship. Only the written engagement does.
CustomerGA
Honesty to a customer never requires disclosing a client's confidential information, such as the lowest price the seller would accept.
Designated agencyGA
Confidential information does not travel between designated agents. Sharing a firm is not sharing confidences, and questions test exactly that.
Dual agencyGA
Both words matter. Oral consent fails, and consent given without understanding fails. Options offering verbal agreement are there to be picked.
Due diligence periodGA
It gives the buyer a right to leave, not a right to compel repairs. Options offering a repair obligation are wrong.
Trust accountGA
Mixing trust funds with operating funds is commingling and is a disciplinary matter regardless of intent or of whether anyone lost money.
Security deedGA
Answer options routinely offer mortgage, deed of trust and security deed together. Only one is the Georgia instrument, and national study material trains the wrong reflex.
Title theoryGA
Questions ask who holds title during the loan term. In a lien theory state the answer is the borrower. In Georgia it is the lender.
Transfer taxGA
It follows the price. The intangible recording tax follows the loan. Stems give you both numbers precisely so you can apply the wrong one.
Intangible recording taxGA
Using the sale price instead of the loan amount. This is the single most reliable Georgia math trap on the exam.
Assessment ratioGA
Applying millage to the full market value. Skip the ratio and every figure after it is wrong, including the answer that appears in the options.
National outline
Use the glossary for lookups, flashcards for repetition, and practice questions for the part that actually transfers to the exam.
Facts checked against the current PSI Candidate Information Bulletin and GREC sources. Last reviewed August 2026. Editorial standards.
Because the exam does. A term means something in the context of its area, and studying agency vocabulary together builds the connections a scenario question relies on. Alphabetical order is for looking things up, which is what the glossary is for.
Fewer than most lists suggest, but you need to apply them rather than define them. The ones that matter are the ones where Georgia differs from the national default, because those are the ones you may have learned wrongly.