An Idaho general warranty deed records a transfer of real estate with a guarantee that the transferor holds a clean title without any unresolved third-party claims. Because this deed provides the strongest assurance of a marketable title, it is the most commonly used transfer instrument in residential property sales.
An Idaho general warranty deed records a transfer of real estate with a guarantee that the transferor holds a clean title without any unresolved third-party claims. Because this deed provides the strongest assurance of a marketable title, it is the most commonly used transfer instrument in residential property sales.
An Idaho general warranty deed records a transfer of real estate with a guarantee that the transferor holds a clean title without any unresolved third-party claims. Because this deed provides the strongest assurance of a marketable title, it is the most commonly used transfer instrument in residential property sales.
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Deeds must be signed by the transferor and acknowledged before a notary public to be recorded.[3]
Deeds are submitted to the County Recorder for filing.[4] Filing costs $15 for the first 30 pages and $3 for each additional page.[5]
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