South Dakota Real Estate Professional Kassidy Noem-Peters Faces Investigation for Unlicensed Activities Despite Inactive License

Sources within the South Dakota Department of Labor and Regulation confirmed to The Daily Mail that Kassidy Noem-Peters' real estate license has been inactive since January 2024. Despite this, she has been actively listing properties on social media and conducting real estate transactions in Watertown. The state's codified law explicitly prohibits unlicensed individuals from engaging in real estate sales, yet Noem-Peters has posted photos of signed contracts and closing events on her Instagram and Facebook pages. Internal documents obtained by The Daily Mail show her license was suspended after a routine audit failed to verify her compliance with continuing education requirements. State officials declined to comment, citing ongoing investigations into potential violations of licensing laws.

Kristi Noem's political downfall has cast a long shadow over her family. In 2021, then-Governor Noem was accused of pressuring Sherry Bren, a state labor official, to overturn the denial of Kassidy's real estate appraisal license. Bren testified before the legislature that she felt