01
The Hong Kong estate agency trade
Separate the roles of agents, salespersons, clients and the regulator to frame the whole syllabus.
Revision topic map
From learning the rules to judging the documents
EAQE and SQE test more than recall. Part 2 asks you to reason from land searches, provisional agreements and case documents. Build the map first, then use questions to test your understanding.
Practise with a complete case file
Four register sections, six reasoning steps and eight questions, with printable Chinese PDFs.
EAQE · SQE
Revision topics, one clear study order
These are revision groupings, not a shared official syllabus for both examinations. Start with the framework, then apply it to documents.
02
Estate Agents Ordinance and subsidiary legislation
Build the foundation for licensing, regulation, discipline and estate-agency business requirements.
03
Practice circulars and professional conduct
Apply client protection, advertising, information handling and day-to-day practice requirements.
04
Conveyancing and other relevant laws
Connect misrepresentation, first-sale residential rules, privacy and property transaction procedures.
05
Land registration and property search
Read the registered owner, title instruments and registered matters — and understand the search limits.
06
Tenancy practice
Organise the core judgements around leases, deposits, notices and landlord-tenant responsibilities.
07
Property valuation
Understand comparison, property factors and the limits of a valuation opinion.
08
Building knowledge
Separate plan and approved-use information from the conclusions that require an inspection.
09
Case-document analysis
Combine land searches, provisional agreements, DMCs and mortgage consent for Part 2.
Case workflow
A three-step method for case questions
A single case may combine a land register, provisional agreement, deed of mutual covenant or mortgage document. Do not begin by reading every line equally.
1Identify the document
Decide whether you are reading a land register, provisional agreement, DMC or another attachment before using its facts.
2Mark the decisive facts
Highlight the property, owner, encumbrances, price, deposit, completion date and the time specified in the question.
3Test every option
Match each statement to the right document or rule; never choose it simply because it sounds plausible.
Turn the map into a daily practice plan
Use 1,365 questions, 30 case sets, mistake review and full mock tests to lift whichever part is still below 60%.
This page is a revision guide. It does not replace the latest examination handbook, study guide, practice circulars or legislation published by the Estate Agents Authority. Check the current official versions before applying.
