Idaho Real Estate License Classes by City

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Idaho requires 90 hours of pre-licensing education before you can become a real estate sales agent. Browse Idaho real estate license classes by city below to find approved online courses and resources for students in Boise, Idaho Falls, Pocatello, Coeur D’Alene, and other Idaho locations.

Compare Boise real estate classes or Idaho Falls real estate classes, or browse all Idaho markets below.

Idaho Real Estate Classes by City

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Find Idaho real estate classes for major cities across the state. Choose your city below to explore course options, licensing resources, exam information, and local planning help.

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Looking for statewide guidance first? See the Idaho real estate licensing process.

How to Choose the Best Idaho Real Estate Classes

Idaho requires 90 hours of pre-licensing education before you can apply for a real estate sales agent license. Many students choose online Idaho real estate classes because they offer flexible scheduling and self-paced study options.

When comparing Idaho real estate schools, make sure the program is approved by the Idaho Real Estate Commission (IREC) and includes strong exam preparation tools, reasonable course completion timelines, and access to student or instructor support.

Many modern online real estate courses also include practice exams, quizzes, and guided study tools designed to help students pass the Idaho real estate licensing exam on the first attempt.

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Popular Idaho Cities for New Real Estate Agents

Boise Real Estate Classes – Idaho’s largest real estate market, with strong demand driven by population growth, relocation activity, and a steady mix of residential opportunities.

Idaho Falls Real Estate Classes – A growing Eastern Idaho market supported by new development, family housing demand, and a stable regional economy.

Meridian Real Estate Classes – One of the fastest-growing cities in Idaho, with strong suburban expansion, new construction, and consistent buyer demand.

Coeur d’Alene Real Estate Classes – A high-demand North Idaho market known for lifestyle-driven moves, second-home interest, and strong residential and vacation-property activity.

Pocatello Real Estate Classes – A steady and affordable market with local housing demand, regional service employment, and opportunities for agents serving first-time buyers and families.

Idaho Licensing Basics

What You Need to Get Licensed in Idaho

Here’s the simplified version: meet the basic eligibility requirements, complete the required education, pass the exam, and finish your application with Idaho.

Be at least 18 years old You must meet Idaho’s minimum age requirement to apply for a real estate license.
Have a high school diploma or equivalent A diploma or equivalent credential is required before licensing.
Complete 90 hours of approved education This is typically done through two 45-hour pre-licensing modules.
Pass the Idaho real estate exam After finishing your coursework, you’ll move on to the state licensing exam.
Submit your Idaho application Once you pass, complete the remaining application steps required by the state.

Want the full step-by-step checklist, timelines, official links, and next actions? Use the complete guide for the full process from education through application.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers about Idaho pre-licensing packages, online course format, and what to do next. For deeper step-by-step guidance, see our Idaho Licensing Process Guide.

Getting started
How do I get an Idaho real estate license?
To get an Idaho real estate license, you'll need to complete the required pre-licensing education, pass the state exam, and submit your license application.
  • Complete Idaho's required 90 hours of pre-licensing education
  • Pass the Idaho real estate licensing exam (State & National portions)
  • Finish the remaining application steps with the Idaho Real Estate Commission
Can I take Idaho real estate classes online?
Yes. Idaho pre-licensing education can be completed online through self-paced courses. This allows you to study on your own schedule from any device.
Choosing a package
When can I start?
You can start as soon as you enroll in a self-paced package. Most students are active and studying within minutes of completing checkout.
How do I choose the right package?
Most students compare packages based on their preferred learning style, budget, and the inclusion of exam prep tools. High-tier packages often include extra practice exams and instructor support.
Updated: February 2026

Your 2026 Idaho Real Estate Licensing Roadmap

A simple checklist to keep you moving. Always confirm latest official requirements with the Idaho Real Estate Commission (IREC).

Next steps
  • Enroll: pick a 90-hour package (Module 1 + Module 2, 45 hrs each) and start your study plan.
  • Complete hours: finish coursework — self-paced students can finish in as little as 2 weeks; Zoom classes typically take 3–6 weeks.
  • Create IREC account: register at the Idaho Real Estate Commission to track your fingerprint status, license history, and education records.
  • Get fingerprinted: schedule through PearsonVue. Electronic prints (Boise, Pocatello, Spokane Valley) process in 1–4 weeks; hard card up to 12 weeks. Prints are valid for 6 months.
  • Schedule & pass the exam: register with PearsonVue. The exam has 80 national + 40 Idaho questions — you need 70% on each section. Bring 2 forms of ID.
  • Apply for your license: submit your application online through the DOPL portal. The license fee is $135. You'll need course certificates, exam scores, fingerprint approval, and proof of education/legal presence.
  • Choose a broker & get E&O insurance: your license starts as inactive. Select a brokerage and obtain Errors & Omissions insurance to activate it.
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Source: Idaho licensing requirements (IREC).
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