For schools of real estate

Your course, with a contract they practice.

Passing the exam is not explaining the contract. In the module where you teach it, students walk the real form, take your exam and explain a clause to a client out loud, on their own time.

Scores go back to your gradebook, and you stay the provider of record. So you can show which graduates can explain the contract, not only pass the exam.

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From $10 per enrollment · your course platform through LTI 1.3, or an enrollment code
Built by brokers who still make the calls.Founded by Grant and Gia Freer, licensed Florida real estate brokers who still practice the calls themselves.
Your course · module 4
Pick a form for this module
Residential Purchase Contract · version 1Selected
Stop 12 of 38 · Inspection period

What it says

The buyer has a set number of days to inspect and may cancel for any reason inside them.

Say it to a client: “You have ten days to look, and you can walk away for any reason.”

Gradebook · Marcus T. · module 4Exam 88% · passed · seat time 41 min
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The problem

Passing the exam is not explaining the contract.

A student can pick the right answer about the inspection period and still freeze when a buyer asks what it means for them. Your graduates are judged at the table, not on the exam.

Read once, forgotten. A contract read as a PDF is gone before the first listing appointment.
Tested on recall. Never on use. A multiple-choice pass does not show the student can say it to a client in plain words.
Records by hand. Seat time, scores and certificates pulled together from three systems, by someone on your staff.
How It Works

Link it. Walk it. Grade it.

1

Link your course

Your platform administrator adds the tool once. Your instructor picks the form from inside the course.

Pick a form for this moduleResidential Purchase Contract · version 1 · selected
Listing Agreement · version 1
Lead-based paint disclosure · version 1
2

Students walk, practice and explain

One stop per section with a spotlight on the live page, practice questions that show why, and a client who asks about it out loud.

Stop 12 · a client asks"Can I cancel for any reason while I'm inspecting, or do I need a bad report?"
Graded: accurate · plain words · no legal opinion
3

Grade and certify

Your multiple-choice exam is scored on our server and returns to your gradebook with seat time. Every completion gets a certificate anyone can verify by its code.

Your school's name

Certificate of completion

Residential Purchase Contract · version 1
InstructorRegistrar
Your exam

Your questions. Your pass score. Your record.

Write your own items, import them from a spreadsheet, or start from drafts written from the walk-through. Nothing reaches a student until your instructor approves it. You set the number of questions, the time limit, the pass score and the attempts.

After each sitting, the analysis shows which questions and which sections of the contract your students miss, and the wrong answer they choose most.

31sittings80pass score2attempts
Item analysis · module 4 exam · 31 sittings
QuestionSectionCorrectMost chosen wrong
Who holds the deposit?Deposit91%B
When does the inspection period start?Inspection period58%C
What does a blank in the period mean?Inspection period74%A
Who signs the lead-paint disclosure?Disclosures87%D
Sample data
Pass score 80 · two attempts · 40 minutes. Approved by your instructor on Oct 2.
For instructors

Who walked what, who passed, and a certificate for each.

Completion per student, seat time, exam score and attempts, in one view and one export: one row per student per form.

4students3passed38 of 38stops walked
The instructor view · module 4
StudentWalkedExamAttemptsSeat time
Marcus T.38 of 3888%141 min
Dana R.38 of 3892%136 min
Priya S.38 of 3884%252 min
Omar K.21 of 38–018 min
Sample data
Your school's name

Certificate of completion

A student of your school
Residential Purchase Contract · version 1
CompletedOctober 7, 2026
Exam88%
Seat time41 min
InstructorRegistrar
What is different

More than a quiz at the end of a chapter.

The live form, not a summary. The spotlight lands on the clause on the real page your state publishes.
Heard in English or Spanish. Each stop is read aloud, and the Spanish edition explains the English form without translating it.
Said out loud. Add a spoken explanation to a simulated client as a practical grade on top of the exam, if you want one.
Scores go home. LTI 1.3 returns the exam score to your gradebook.
Redo only what changed. When the form is revised, students who walked the old version redo only the changed sections.
What we will not do. We never claim continuing-education credit for you, never give legal advice, and never sell student data.
Pricing

Per enrollment, invoiced to the school.

Schools
From $10 per enrollment
per student, per course, invoiced to your school, in writing for your program
  • Web, mobile or both: any browser, iPhone and Android, one account each student keepsOn the web, one account each student keeps; the iPhone and Android apps are on the wayOn the web, one account each student keeps; the Android app is on Google Play now; the iPhone app is on the way
  • The walk, the practice questions and the client question on the live form
  • Your multiple-choice exam with item analysis
  • Instructor view, seat time, export and certificates
  • Scores to your gradebook (LTI 1.3)
  • The Spanish edition
Twenty minutes on a sample course: the walk, the exam and the gradebook return.
Your graduates
$29 a month or $290 a year
the member price on Practice for 12 months after they complete your course
  • Daily practice calls with a prospect who sounds real
  • A scorecard after every call
  • Then $49 a month or $490 a year, unless a partner board covers them
Each graduate keeps their own account and cards after the course.

A benefit you can advertise: every graduate starts their career with a practice partner. The same platform serves the teams, brokerages and associations they join next.

See it

Walk the sample contract yourself.

The demonstration school runs on a sample contract we wrote: four pages, eleven stops, the practice questions and the exam. Walk it as a student, then see what your instructor would see.

Demonstration: a sample contract written by 10before10™, not a state form
Sample Residential Purchase Agreement · stop 1 of 11

Naming the parties, the property, and what stays

This section names the seller and buyer, gives the property address and county, and says the legal description is either recorded or attached as an exhibit.

Say it to a client: “This is where we write who is buying, who is selling, and exactly which property, and what stays with the house.”

Tap to try
The walk. One stop per section, a spotlight on the live page, four things to know.
Tap to try

Under this agreement, what stays with the house unless the parties write otherwise?

Practice questions show why. The exam is yours, scored on our server.
Practice questions. One per stop, with the reason, before your exam.
The buyer
So the washer and dryer stay, right? They're attached.
The student
Attached items stay unless we write them out. A washer and dryer are usually treated as personal property, so if you want them, we write them in. I can show you the line.
AccuratePlain wordsNo legal opinion
A client asks. A simulated client asks about the section out loud; the answer is graded on accuracy, plainness and the licensee line.
Your instructor sees · sample course
Walked · 11 of 11 stops · seat time 23 min
Practice questions · 10 of 11 on the first try
A client asks · 2 of 2 · accurate, plain, the licensee line held
Exam · 88% · passed · returned to the gradebook
The record. One row per student per form, in the instructor view and the export.

See it in your course, with your own form →

Who built this

Two brokers who practiced two hours a day.

10before10 is daily AI role play for real estate agents who prospect by phone: a seller who sounds real, a card after every call, and a 52-week plan built on the 3 P's to productivity success.

We froze on the phone too. Then we practiced: two hours a day, six days a week, for years, and ran role-play groups by hand for agents who wanted the same.

10before10™ is that habit: ten minutes before ten, or any hour you choose, with no scheduling, no favor owed and no embarrassment. You make the call, the card names one thing to fix, and tomorrow's drill comes from it.

Grant and Gia Freer are licensed Florida real estate brokers; the method the card applies is written by people and published in full.

The AI writes the walk and plays the client. Your instructor approves every question, and the AI never decides anything about a student.

A practice partner at 7:30. Your card before the first real call. Read the method · How AI is used here

For your next cohort

Your graduates explain the contract, not just pass the exam.

We show you the walk, the exam and the gradebook return on a sample course, and answer what you ask.

See it in your course
From $10 per enrollment, invoiced to the school.
Answers

Practice these calls

All the answers

Questions

Honest answers.

Which course platforms does it work with?Any platform that supports LTI 1.3. A school without a platform uses an enrollment code, and the completion record still counts.
Can we use it for continuing education?If your state approves courses for CE, your school files the course with its instructor and keeps the records. We supply the interactive content, the seat time and the scores, and the certificate carries the fields your state asks for. We do not claim CE approval ourselves.
Can we use our own questions?Yes. Write them, import them, or start from drafts. Only the items your instructor approves are ever used.
What do students need?An email address. Each student has their own account and keeps it after the course.
Is the walk-through legal advice?No. It explains what a document says, for training. Legal questions go to the client's own attorney or the broker.
Does it work in Spanish?Yes. The Spanish edition explains the English form in Spanish and never translates it, so students learn the form the client will sign.
The client voice is an AI. Your students' answers are graded by an AI against a method written by people; your instructor can read every answer.
The walkthrough · Know your contracts and forms
This performance features a synthetic performer. A demonstration by the founders. The prospect and the client voice are an AI; the card is written by an AI against a method written by people.
Read the transcript
  • Know your contracts and forms
  • Know the contract before you use it.
  • Your contract changed. Who actually read the new inspection paragraph?
  • Stop 8 of 11 · inspection period
  • Every member walks the real form.
  • The spotlight lands on each section: what it says, why it matters.
  • Then a client asks about it, out loud.
  • A client asks
  • The buyer's question.
  • "Can I cancel for any reason while I'm inspecting?"
  • Accurate. Plain. The licensee line.
  • The answer is graded on accuracy, plain words and the licensee line.
  • Explain the document. Never practice law.
  • A short quiz. When you revise the form, members redo only what changed.
  • You see who walked what, who passed, and a certificate anyone can verify.
  • Book a 20-minute demo.
Your course, with a contract they practice.Twenty minutes on a sample course: the walk, the exam and the gradebook return.
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