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Maria recently passed the Idaho real estate licensing examination and wants to activate her salesperson license. She has found a sponsoring designated broker willing to supervise her. Under Idaho law, which of the following statements correctly describes the requirement for Maria to begin practicing real estate?

Correct Answer

D) Maria must have her license issued and affiliated with a licensed Idaho designated broker before she may engage in any real estate activity.

Under Idaho Code § 54-2023 and § 54-2034, a salesperson license must be issued and must be affiliated with a licensed Idaho designated broker before the licensee may engage in any real estate brokerage activity. Idaho law does not permit independent practice by a salesperson under any circumstance.

Answer Options
A
Maria may practice independently for up to 60 days after passing the exam before she is required to affiliate with a designated broker.
B
Maria may begin practicing under a temporary permit issued by IREC while her full license application is being processed.
C
Maria may begin practicing immediately after passing the exam, provided she notifies IREC within 30 days of finding a sponsoring broker.
D
Maria must have her license issued and affiliated with a licensed Idaho designated broker before she may engage in any real estate activity.

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