Agency
What is the duty of 'obedience' in Idaho real estate agency, and what are its limits?
AThe agent must follow all client instructions without question
BThe agent must follow lawful client instructions but may not follow instructions that require breaking the law, violating license regulations, or acting unethically✓ Correct
CThe agent must obey the MLS rules above client instructions
DThe agent must obey IREC at all times regardless of client instructions
Explanation
The duty of obedience requires Idaho agents to follow their client's lawful instructions. However, agents must NOT follow instructions that require illegal activity, violations of license law or IREC regulations, fair housing violations, or other unethical conduct. The duty of obedience is limited by these overriding professional obligations.
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