Idaho Real Estate Course FAQ | Enrollment & Course Support

After enrolling, you’ll receive an email with instructions to create your login and open your course dashboard. In most cases, access is available within minutes after checkout.

If you do not see the email, check your spam or promotions folder first. Most login issues come down to using a different email address at checkout or needing to reset the password.

Once you enroll, you can begin the 90-hour Idaho prelicense course right away and work through the lessons at your own pace. We send you access to the Free Pass-Fast bonus materials shortly after you register, so be sure to check your inbox and spam folder if you do not see the email.

After finishing the course, the next steps are preparing for the state exam, completing fingerprinting, and submitting your license application. Most students move through these steps one at a time as they complete the education.

Access is usually available the same day, and often within a few minutes after checkout. If you do not see your login yet, the fastest fix is usually checking spam or using the password reset on the login page.

Most login problems are caused by using the wrong email address or forgetting the password. Try the password reset first and make sure you are using the same email you used when you enrolled.

If that does not work, your account can be looked up and the login instructions can be resent.

Yes. The course works on computers, tablets, and smartphones. As long as you have a stable internet connection and a modern browser, you should be able to complete the course without any problems.

The Idaho prelicense course requires 90 hours of study. How long that takes depends on your schedule.

Some students finish in a few weeks, while others take longer if they are studying evenings or weekends. The course is self-paced, so you can go faster or slower depending on how much time you have.

Most students do not run into major problems once they get started, and technical issues can usually be resolved quickly.

If you have a question about the course itself, you can email or message the instructor and they will reply as soon as they are able. If you are having trouble with the material, practice questions and exam prep tools are usually the most helpful next step.

Enrollment is done online, and most students pay with a credit or debit card at checkout. The total cost and payment details are shown before you complete enrollment.

No. Idaho prelicense packages are paid in full at checkout. Payment plans are not offered for these courses.

Yes. Refund requests must be submitted within thirty (30) days of purchase, before the course expires, and the course must not be more than fifty percent (50%) complete in order to qualify.

Students have six (6) months to complete the coursework. That means you only need to study a minimum of around 3.5 hours per week to finish on time, although many students go faster and finish in 3–6 weeks.

Students also have the option to renew the course before it expires for an additional fee.

There is no pass guarantee. However, by purchasing a package that includes exam prep, students can go into the exam with more confidence and a much better sense of how ready they are to test.

The Idaho state exam requires a score of 70% or better to pass.

To receive the Free Pass-Fast bonus materials from Idaho Online Real Estate Academy, you need to enroll using the links on this site for an eligible Idaho prelicense package.

After you register, we send the bonus access instructions by email.

Most students receive the bonus instructions shortly after enrolling. If the enrollment confirmation comes through later, the bonus email may arrive later the same day.

If you enrolled and did not receive the bonus instructions, it can be checked and resent.

No. The bonus materials are optional and are meant to help you stay on track and prepare for the exam.

The required education is completed through the official 90-hour course.

Access to the bonus materials does not expire. Students can use them as needed while working through the course and preparing for the exam.

Yes. Since the course is online, many students begin before they move. For the full order of steps, see the Idaho Licensing Process guide.

It depends on where you are in the licensing process.

• Prelicense is for students who are starting from scratch and still need to complete Idaho’s required 90-hour course.
• Exam prep is for students who already finished coursework and want extra help passing the Idaho licensing exam.
• Continuing education is for agents who are already licensed and need renewal courses.

If you already completed your coursework and want practice questions, study timing, and topic-by-topic prep help, start with our Idaho real estate exam prep guide .

Start by reviewing Idaho’s rules for out-of-state applicants. In many cases, Idaho may waive the national portion of the exam, but you may still need to complete the Idaho-specific portion and meet the state’s licensing requirements.

For waiver paths and next steps, visit our Out-of-State Agents page . If you still need help preparing for the Idaho-specific exam content, review our Idaho exam prep guide .

After finishing the course, most students move into focused exam review, fingerprinting, and exam scheduling. The best next step is usually to spend 1 to 3 weeks taking practice exams, reviewing weak areas, and preparing while the material is still fresh.

For study timing, practice questions, and the topics Idaho students miss most, review our Idaho real estate exam prep page . You can also follow the full step-by-step sequence in our Idaho licensing process guide .