Idaho § 54-2053 ADVERTISING

Idaho Statutes

§ 54-2053 — ADVERTISING

Idaho § 54-2053

Title 54PROFESSIONS, VOCATIONS, AND BUSINESSES

Ch. 20IDAHO REAL ESTATE LICENSE LAW

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Idaho Code § 54-2053 (2026).

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(1)Only licensees who are actively licensed in Idaho may be named by an Idaho broker in any type of advertising of Idaho real property, may advertise Idaho property in Idaho or may have a sign placed on Idaho property.

(2)All advertising of listed property shall clearly and conspicuously contain the broker’s licensed business name. A new business name shall not be used or shown in advertising unless and until a proper notice of change in the business name has been approved by the commission.

(3)All advertising by licensed branch offices shall clearly and conspicuously contain the broker’s licensed business name.

(4)No advertising shall provide any information to the public or to prospective customers or clients that is misleading in nature. Information is misleading if, when taken as a

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(1) Only licensees who are actively licensed in Idaho may be named by an Idaho broker in any type of advertising of Idaho real property, may advertise Idaho property in Idaho or may have a sign placed on Idaho property.
(2) All advertising of listed property shall clearly and conspicuously contain the broker’s licensed business name. A new business name shall not be used or shown in advertising unless and until a proper notice of change in the business name has been approved by the commission.
(3) All advertising by licensed branch offices shall clearly and conspicuously contain the broker’s licensed business name.
(4) No advertising shall provide any information to the public or to prospective customers or clients that is misleading in nature. Information is misleading if, when taken as a whole, there is a distinct probability that such information will deceive the persons whom it is intended to influence.