Idaho License Law
In Idaho, which properties are exempt from the Seller Property Disclosure requirements?
AAll commercial properties and some other exempted transactions (new construction, foreclosures, estate sales under certain conditions)✓ Correct
BAll properties are required to provide disclosures
COnly farm properties
DOnly properties listed below $200,000
Explanation
Idaho's Seller Property Disclosure Act applies to residential 1-4 unit properties but has specific exemptions including: certain estate/probate sales, transfers between co-owners, builder new construction, foreclosure-related sales, and certain other circumstances.
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