Every question comes from that brief's chapters — no trick questions, no outside reading. Pick the brief you read, answer 12 questions from a larger bank, and get 10+ right to pass. All three share one $250 household credit — passing more than one just means more chances, not more savings.
Greenville & the ECU Corridor Brief
Greenville & the ECU Corridor Quiz
ECU and ECU Health hiring timing, Winterville's new-construction corridor, the academic-year rental cycle, and financing a move before your new job starts.
Farmville & Heritage Towns Brief
Farmville & Heritage Towns Quiz
What National Register listing actually does and does not require, North Carolina historic tax credits in a Tier 1 county, and what a century-old house in Farmville, Ayden, or Bethel needs before you make an offer.
Rural Pitt Farmland Brief
Rural Pitt Farmland Quiz
Pulling a FEMA flood map before you get attached to a parcel, what actually drives farmland and timber value, easements versus a handshake, and how land loans differ from a mortgage.
The fine print, in short
One $250 household credit total, across all three quizzes — applied to Horizon Realty Group's agency services when Travis is your buyer's agent on a completed purchase. It doesn't stack, isn't combinable with other offers, and has no cash value. The closing attorney or your lender determines how it's applied at closing.Read the full offer terms →