A vacant house in Idaho keeps billing you every month you do not act on it. Property taxes, insurance, utilities, lawn maintenance,…
Read more →If you are behind on mortgage payments in Idaho, you can sell the house and clear the debt before foreclosure finishes. The…
Read more →A roof that has reached the end of its life, or a septic system that is backing up or failing a perc…
Read more →You have a cash offer on your Boise house and it looks like a discount off what you hoped to list for.…
Read more →A code violation notice and an unpermitted addition are two different problems, and sellers in Ada and Canyon counties routinely confuse them.…
Read more →You own property in Idaho but you live in Nevada, California, Texas, Oregon, or somewhere else entirely. At some point you decide…
Read more →Idaho has no state real estate transfer tax. When you sell a house here, there is no percentage of the sale price…
Read more →If you own a rental in Idaho and want to sell, the tenants do not automatically have to leave. What they have…
Read more →Idaho is one of nine community property states in the country. That single fact changes how your house can be sold during…
Read more →If you inherited a house in Idaho and your first move was to look up the small-estate affidavit, the short answer is:…
Read more →Idaho does not foreclose through a courtroom. In almost every residential case the lender uses a trustee’s sale under a deed of…
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