Contracts
Which of the following documents would contain the legal description required for a valid deed in Idaho?
AThe MLS listing sheet
BThe mortgage note
CA metes and bounds description or lot and block reference from the recorded plat✓ Correct
DThe property tax bill
Explanation
A valid deed must contain a legal description sufficient to identify the property. In Idaho, this can be a metes and bounds description, a lot and block reference to a recorded plat, or a government survey (township and range) description.
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