If a designated broker voluntarily surrenders their license in Idaho, how many days does the entity have to designate another?

30 days is a common administrative timeframe in real estate regulation but is not the standard Idaho applies to this specific situation; the Commission's rules impose the much shorter 10-business-day deadline to prevent extended gaps in broker supervision.

60 days would allow far too long a period for an entity to operate without a designated broker, which contradicts Idaho's consumer protection mandate requiring continuous broker oversight of all licensees and transactions.

100 days is not a recognized timeframe in Idaho real estate licensing rules and would represent an unreasonably long period for an entity to function without the required designated broker supervision.