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DeedThe legal document conveying title to a property. The deed is the document that transfers ownership from the seller to you. Only the seller signs the deed at closing, and you'll receive a copy of it. The closing agent will record the deed with you listed as the new property owner. Your name and the names of any other buyers appear on the deed, and it will be sent to you after it is recorded.
 


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Why Buy Idaho?

  1. The Idaho real estate market is stable and strong
  2. There is never a bad time to invest wisely in real estate
  3. There are some incredible values on the market
  4. The Idaho market has strong commercial investment
  5. The Idaho economy and job market is strong

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