Property Management
In Idaho, which of the following requires a real estate license for property management activities?
AManaging only your own rental properties
BManaging properties owned by others for compensation✓ Correct
CCollecting rent for a non-profit organization
DManaging a family member's single rental without compensation
Explanation
Managing real property owned by others for compensation (including leasing, collecting rents, or negotiating leases) requires an Idaho real estate license, unless a specific exemption applies.
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