Title Agent Academy

Pass the Florida Title Insurance (4-10) license exam with confidence.

Title Agent Academy is a focused, no-fluff study tool for the Florida Title Insurance Agent exam. Learn the material with flashcards, drill it with practice questions, then prove you're ready with a full mock exam built to match the real state test — 75 questions, 90 minutes, and a 70% pass line.

WHAT'S INSIDE • 160 flashcards across all 8 exam topics, with mastery tracking so cards you already know drop out of the deck • 98 practice questions with instant feedback and a plain-English explanation for every answer • A full mock exam in the real Florida 4-10 format: 75 questions, a live 90-minute countdown, and a 70% pass line • A complete score breakdown by topic after every mock, so you know exactly what to study next • Review every question — right and wrong — after the exam • Progress tracking: cards mastered, best mock score, and your daily study streak • A study guide covering what's actually on the exam

TOPICS COVERED Rules, regulations & statutes · Title insurance policies & the commitment · Title searches & public records · Examination of title & liens · Estates, deeds & real property · Closing & settlement · Escrow & trust accounting · Licensing, ethics & the agent's role

BUILT FOR • Newly licensed and soon-to-be-licensed Florida title agents • Career switchers breaking into title and settlement • Processors and assistants leveling up their knowledge

CAREERS Once you're exam-ready, explore title-agent openings at Atlantic Title Firm right inside the app.

The full study experience — flashcards, quizzes, and the mock exam — works offline, so you can study anywhere.

— Title Agent Academy is an independent study aid. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or approved by the Florida Department of Financial Services (DFS) or Pearson VUE. It is not a DFS-approved pre-licensing or continuing-education course, and its original practice questions do not grant license or CE credit. Exam format details are current as of 2026 and are subject to change by the state.