Which of the following activities can an unlicensed real estate assistant NOT perform in Idaho?

An unlicensed real estate assistant is not permitted to negotiate terms of a sale in Idaho, as this activity requires a real estate license. Negotiation of sale terms involves making binding decisions and agreements related to the transaction, which falls under the legal authority and responsibility reserved for licensed real estate professionals.

In contrast, scheduling property showings, preparing marketing materials, and assisting in administrative tasks are considered administrative duties that do not require a license. These activities are generally supportive and do not involve direct interaction with clients concerning the legalities of transactions, making them permissible for unlicensed assistants within the defined scope of their role.