Escrow & Title
In Idaho, when does title to real property legally transfer from seller to buyer?
AWhen the purchase agreement is signed
BWhen the deed is delivered and accepted✓ Correct
CWhen earnest money is deposited
DWhen the loan funds are released
Explanation
Legal title transfers when the deed is delivered to and accepted by the grantee (buyer). Recording the deed provides constructive notice but is not required for the actual transfer of title.
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