Contracts
A contract for deed (land contract) in Idaho is a method of real estate financing where:
AThe buyer receives the deed at signing
BThe seller retains legal title until the purchase price is paid in full, then delivers the deed✓ Correct
CThe deed is held by the county until payoff
DThe buyer immediately gets equitable and legal title
Explanation
In a land contract (contract for deed), the seller retains legal title while the buyer takes possession and makes installment payments. The deed is delivered to the buyer only when the full purchase price has been paid.
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