Contracts
In Idaho, a real estate purchase agreement that has been breached by the seller may entitle the buyer to which of the following remedies?
AOnly the return of earnest money
BReturn of earnest money, money damages, or specific performance✓ Correct
CMoney damages only if the seller acted in bad faith
DNo remedy if the seller has a valid reason
Explanation
When a seller breaches a real estate contract in Idaho, the buyer may seek return of earnest money, money damages (including consequential damages), or specific performance (court order to complete the sale).
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