What is an example of a permissible action without a real estate license in Idaho?

Offering to sell your own property is a permissible action without a real estate license in Idaho. This is because individuals have the right to sell their own real estate without needing a license, as this is considered a personal transaction. The law recognizes that people can conduct transactions involving their own properties without the formalities required for those acting as agents for others.

In contrast, providing real estate advice for a fee typically requires a license, as it involves the exchange of professional services for compensation. Similarly, managing rental properties that are not your own generally necessitates a license to ensure proper adherence to laws and regulations. Helping a friend move belongings does not directly relate to real estate transactions and therefore does not require a license, but it is not as relevant to the context of real estate ownership or transactions as selling one’s own property.