Idaho Real Estate Practice Exam

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What could potentially prevent someone from obtaining a real estate license in Idaho?

A felony conviction which occurred 8 years ago
Unpaid parking tickets
A financial background check
Not being a U.S. citizen

The correct answer is: A felony conviction which occurred 8 years ago

A felony conviction can potentially affect an individual's ability to obtain a real estate license in Idaho, particularly if the conviction occurred within a certain timeframe or is considered relevant to one's ability to practice in the real estate field. In Idaho, the real estate commission conducts a background check, and while older convictions may be reviewed on a case-by-case basis, those with recent felony convictions—especially related to moral turpitude or dishonesty—may find their application denied. The other options, while they may involve legal or financial implications, typically do not directly impact the licensure process as significantly as a felony conviction. Unpaid parking tickets generally do not affect one's eligibility for a professional license, and issues related to financial background checks are typically more related to creditworthiness than criminality. Additionally, not being a U.S. citizen can limit employment opportunities, but residency status can be clarified with proper documentation, and it is not an absolute barrier like certain types of felony convictions might be.