BOVAEP Estate Agent TPC study plan
BOVAEP Estate Agent TPC · Give each week a clear focus.
8 weeks · About 6 hours per week
Estate Agency Law, Practice and Professional Conduct
Map Domain 1 into a one-page outline covering estate agency licensing, duties owed to clients, conflicts of interest, and commission entitlement
Define the statutory and code-based obligations of an estate agent toward vendor, purchaser, and both parties in a dual agency, citing the governing provisions by name
Draft a personal glossary of 20 Domain 1 terms (listing agreement, client account, misrepresentation, undisclosed dual agency) with a one-line definition each
Answer 30 practice questions on agency duties and record every wrong answer with the rule it tested
Your checkpoint
A 2-page Domain 1 summary sheet plus a logged error list from 30 practice questions, with each error traced to a named rule or provision
Estate Agency Law, Practice and Professional Conduct
Work through advertising, marketing accuracy, and misrepresentation scenarios and write the correct conduct response for each
Explain client money handling, record-keeping, and audit expectations in your own words without notes
Compare the consequences of misconduct across the disciplinary, civil, and criminal tracks, listing the trigger for each
Complete 40 mixed practice questions on professional conduct and review each explanation against your week 1 summary
Your checkpoint
A 12-scenario conduct workbook with your written answer and the correct rule cited for each scenario
Property Law, Land Tenure and Dealings
Summarise land tenure types and the registrable interests in each, building a comparison table
Trace the steps of a typical sale and purchase transaction from offer to registration, naming the document produced at each stage
Explain how title is proved, how encumbrances and caveats affect dealing, and what a purchaser must search before completion
Solve 25 questions on tenure and dealings and re-derive any rule you missed from first principles
Your checkpoint
A transaction flow diagram from listing to registered transfer, annotated with the document and the legal effect at each step
Property Law, Land Tenure and Dealings & Regulatory Framework and Professional Standards
Distinguish co-ownership structures, their severance rules, and the practical consequences for a sale
Outline the regulatory bodies, their powers, and the complaint and disciplinary process from complaint to sanction
Match each regulatory requirement to the Domain 1 conduct rule it enforces, producing a cross-reference list
Complete a timed 50-question set covering Domains 1, 2, and 7 and score it under exam conditions
Your checkpoint
A timed mock of 50 questions across Domains 1, 2, and 7, scored, with a written diagnosis of the three weakest sub-topics
Valuation Principles and Applied Valuation
Compare the three valuation approaches and state the property type and evidence each suits
Apply the income approach to a worked rental case, computing capital value from net income and a chosen yield
Apply the comparison and cost approaches to a worked example, adjusting for size, condition, and depreciation
List the assumptions, limiting conditions, and reporting standards a valuation must disclose
Your checkpoint
Three fully worked valuation problems, one per approach, each showing inputs, calculation, and a stated final opinion of value
Property Management and Building Maintenance & Real Estate Economics, Investment and Market Analysis
Draft a maintenance schedule distinguishing planned, reactive, and statutory inspections with the responsible party for each
Explain how service charges, sinking funds, and management agreements are structured and enforced
Compute key investment metrics (net operating income, capitalisation rate, cash-on-cash return) for a small commercial property
Interpret the effect of interest rates, supply, and vacancy on prices using a simple demand-supply diagram
Your checkpoint
A one-property investment appraisal combining a 5-year maintenance budget with yield and return calculations and a one-paragraph market commentary
Town Planning, Land Development and Environmental Considerations & Real Estate Economics, Investment and Market Analysis
Outline the development control process from application to decision, naming the bodies and appeal routes
Identify environmental and planning constraints (zoning, conservation, environmental impact) that alter a site's value or use
Quantify how a planning restriction changes the highest and best use of a sample site and revise its valuation accordingly
Review Domain 5 notes and write 10 exam-style questions on market analysis, then answer them closed-book
Your checkpoint
A site appraisal memo for one hypothetical parcel covering permitted use, planning risk, environmental constraints, and a revised value estimate
Estate Agency Law, Practice and Professional Conduct & Property Law, Land Tenure and Dealings & Valuation Principles and Applied Valuation & Property Management and Building Maintenance & Real Estate Economics, Investment and Market Analysis & Town Planning, Land Development and Environmental Considerations & Regulatory Framework and Professional Standards
Sit two full-length timed mocks weighted to the official domain percentages and score both
Re-teach your five weakest sub-topics aloud or in writing without notes, then verify against source material
Consolidate all error logs into a single one-page pre-exam revision sheet
Rehearse the exam-day routine: time allocation per domain, question-skipping rule, and flagging strategy
Your checkpoint
Two scored full-length mocks plus a one-page final revision sheet and a written exam-day time-allocation plan
Milestones
Week 2: Score at least 70% on a 30-question Domain 1 set and explain any missed conduct rule aloud without notes
Week 4: Score at least 65% on the 50-question mock covering Domains 1, 2, and 7, with no more than 3 errors traced to Domain 1
Week 6: Produce all three valuation calculations and the investment appraisal with correct arithmetic and stated assumptions, checked against a model answer
Week 8: Score at least 75% on both full-length mocks and show that every logged error has a written correction note