California Department of Real Estate · Form RE 313

Statutory/Pre-License General Information Page

To be provided to the participant prior to registration/enrollment.

Statutory/pre-license school name

Passpoint Academy (operated by IQIS LLC)

Web site address

https://passpoint.academy

DRE statutory/pre-license school ID #

S0723

Phone number

(650) 741-3451

Email address

support@passpoint.academy

Address

1401 21st St STE R, Sacramento, CA 95811

Course name

Common Interest Developments

Brief course description

Understand the legal and practical aspects of condominiums, cooperatives, and planned developments. This 45-hour course covers CC&Rs, HOA management, and CID regulations.

Method of course presentation

Internet

Course hours

45

Method of final exam presentation

Internet, supervised by a sponsor-designated proctor

Course dates and location

Not applicable — online course, available any time after enrollment.

Course fees

• Individual course: $79.00

Course materials, quizzes and the final examination are included. There are no shipping, handling or textbook fees.

Textbook information

Title: Passpoint Common Interest Developments Course Manual
Author(s): Passpoint Academy (IQIS LLC)
Copyright date: 2026
Edition: 1st Edition

Refund/cancellation policy

Students have the right to cancel their enrollment and obtain a full refund of charges paid within 30 days of enrollment, provided they have not completed more than 2 hours of course usage.

Final examination criteria

Number of questions

100

Types of questions

Multiple choice

Time

100 minutes. The examination closes automatically when the time allowed has elapsed.

Final exam attempts allowed

Two (the original final examination and one retake using a different examination)

Minimum passing percentage

60%

Additional school policy and procedures

• The final examination is open book. It cannot be printed or downloaded.
• The final examination is supervised by a proctor the student designates through the course website. The proctor may not be related to the student by blood, marriage, domestic partnership or any other relationship (for example, a future responsible broker) that could influence how the exam is administered. The proctor registers with Passpoint Academy, verifies the student's photo identification immediately before the exam, authorizes the start of the exam, and certifies afterwards that every examination rule was followed. The exam is never furnished directly to the student.
• 45 hours of active study time must be recorded on the course website before the final examination opens.
• Modules must be completed in order; each module's quiz must be passed before the next module opens.
• The final examination opens no sooner than two and one-half weeks after the student first has access to the course material.
• The course must be completed within one year from the date of registration.

DRE disclaimer statement

This course is approved for statutory/pre-license education credit by the California Department of Real Estate. However, this approval does not constitute an endorsement of the views or opinions which are expressed by the course sponsor, instructors, authors, or lecturers.

This statement takes effect once the Department issues its approval; until then the course is pending, as noted above.

Attendance policy

For live courses, students must attend a minimum of 90% of the approved course hours to be eligible to receive DRE statutory/pre-license course credit. (This course is offered online, not live.)

Student enrollment

A student may enroll in any number of courses with the following guidelines:

1. Schools may not offer a single correspondence course that is to be completed* in less than 2½ weeks. This rule applies regardless of the number of schools the student is taking courses from.
2. No more than two courses may be completed* in a five-week period.

   Number of courses	Min. completion time*
   1	2½ weeks
   2	5 weeks
   4	10 weeks
   6	15 weeks
   8	20 weeks

   * The time from the date the student receives access to the course material to the date the final exam is successfully passed.
3. All courses shall require completion within one year from the date of registration. If the course is not completed within one year, the student must re-enroll in the course, adhering to the course requirements.

Final examination notes

An offering may include a provision for one retake of a different final examination by a student who failed the original final examination provided the questions in the re-examination are different questions than those contained in the original examination. A student who fails the re-examination cannot receive credit for the course. The student is not barred from enrolling and completing the same course but must retake the course and pass the final examination to complete the course and receive a course completion certificate.

Correspondence/internet course identification statement

Participants shall present one of the following forms of identification immediately before the administration of the final examination:

1. A current California driver's license.
2. A current identification card described in Section 13000 of the California Vehicle Code.
3. Any identification of the participant issued by a governmental agency or a recognized real estate related trade organization within the immediately preceding five years which bears a photograph, signature and identification number of the participant.

Online evaluation statement

A course and instructor evaluation (form RE 318A) is available on the California Department of Real Estate (DRE) website at www.dre.ca.gov. Open the course and instructor evaluation (RE 318A).

Course provider complaint statement

A course provider complaint form (RE 340) is available on the California Department of Real Estate (DRE) website at www.dre.ca.gov. Open the course provider complaint form (RE 340). An informational form regarding course provider complaints, RE 340A, is also available.