Property Management
In Idaho, can a landlord evict a tenant without using the court process?
AYes, if the tenant is more than 30 days behind in rent
BNo — self-help eviction (changing locks, removing belongings, cutting utilities) is illegal in Idaho✓ Correct
CYes, if the lease specifically allows it
DOnly for month-to-month tenancies
Explanation
Self-help eviction — actions such as changing locks, removing a tenant's belongings, or cutting utilities to force a tenant out — is illegal in Idaho. Landlords must follow the court process (unlawful detainer) to legally evict a tenant.
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