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S_ID PASS-10 — Idaho trust-deed nonjudicial power of sale

Fresh public-source access date: October 28, 2026, America/Los_Angeles.

Component: Generic real-property trust-deed nonjudicial foreclosure, required notices, reinstatement, postponement and rescheduling, sale, and limited post-sale consequences.

Evidence disposition: The official Idaho statutory bodies attempted in this pass were not readable through the available public routes. The operative Idaho findings below are therefore provisional readings of the identified 2025 Idaho Code reproductions, not authenticated official current 2026 law. Official Idaho court-rule text and an official historical Attorney General publication were read. Legislative amendment copies were read from a mirror with their introduced or engrossed status preserved.

Earlier reports, raw findings, provenance, C033/C035, and all unrelated holds remain unchanged. No earlier provider, personal-property, wage, bank, or limitations conclusion supplies a substantive foundation here.

Principal findings

The statutory process depends on more than a recorded document labeled “deed of trust.” The reproduced provisions require qualifying real property, the statutory grantor/beneficiary/trustee relationship, a qualified trustee, the specified recordings, an actual default under a provision authorizing sale, the required notices, and the restriction concerning an action already instituted to recover the secured debt. [C002–C010.] Justia Law+2

Several distinct clocks operate from different events. The ordinary sale-notice period is measured before the scheduled sale; the reinstatement period is measured from recording the notice of default; the modification-request form uses receipt by a deadline measured from the notice date; the beneficiary’s response period runs from receipt of the form. These are not interchangeable. [C013, C022, C025.] Justia Law+1

Reinstatement is not post-sale redemption or full satisfaction. The reinstatement provision excludes principal that would not yet be due without acceleration and restores the obligation and deed as though acceleration had not occurred. The post-sale finality provision addresses a different class of rights and persons. [C025–C028, C038.] LegiScan+1

A trustee’s deed, recorded affidavit, and statutory evidentiary effect are different things. Some recorded materials are prima-facie evidence; specified purchaser or reliance conditions produce conclusive effects. Those provisions are not a finding that an actual title chain, default, notice, sale, or purchaser satisfies them. [C024, C029, C036–C039.] Justia Law+1

A deficiency is neither automatic nor universally prohibited. Section 45-1512 supplies a trustee-sale-specific three-month action window, a required fair-market-value finding, and two monetary limitations. It is not a general deadline for challenging a sale, and it does not replace the separately held debt-limitation inquiry. [C042–C043.] Justia Law

1. Framework, legal categories, and authority

Throughout this report:

P — Provisional: Idaho statutory text read in the identified secondary reproduction.
O — Official body read: official court-rule or governmental publication, within its stated scope.
H — Held: an indispensable currentness, incorporation, construction, or application dependency remains unresolved.

1.1 Trust deed, mortgage, title, and obligation

Legal category	Supported distinction	What is not established
Mortgage	Reproduced § 45-901 defines a mortgage while expressly excepting a trust deed or transfer in trust. Section 45-904 treats the specified security transfer other than in trust as a mortgage.	That every security instrument uses the chapter 15 power-of-sale process.
Trust deed	Section 45-1502 requires a deed conforming to the chapter, conveying qualifying real property to a trustee to secure the grantor’s obligation or another named person’s obligation to a beneficiary.	Actual execution, enforceability, ownership, or secured-debt validity.
Trustee’s title	The reproduced definition limits the trustee’s title to the statutory power-of-sale and reconveyance purposes; other incidents of ownership remain with the grantor.	Unrestricted ownership or authority arising solely from a title label.
Beneficiary	The named/designated person for whose benefit the trust deed is given, or successor in interest; the definition says the beneficiary is not the trustee.	A valid assignment, actual successor status, or a real-party determination.
Grantor and successors	The grantor conveys the real property as security; other provisions separately address successors and other obligated persons.	That every occupant, borrower, owner, or obligor is the same legal person.
Judicial foreclosure	Section 45-1503 preserves the beneficiary’s option to use mortgage judicial foreclosure.	The full judicial mortgage procedure, redemption regime, or judgment rules.
Nonjudicial power of sale	The statute confers a conditional power after breach and requires the chapter’s advertisement-and-sale procedure.	A permission to proceed in an actual matter.

[C002–C003, C007; S002–S003.] Justia Law+3

1.2 Property and acreage predicates

Section 45-1502(5) contains three alternative qualifying branches:

Branch	Source-stated qualification	Boundary
Incorporated location	Real property within an incorporated city or village at the time of transfer	This branch states no acreage ceiling.
Larger nonagricultural parcel	Real property not exceeding 80 acres, regardless of location, that is not principally used for the listed agricultural production	The specified crop, livestock, dairy, and aquatic-production uses matter.
Smaller parcel	Real property not exceeding 40 acres, regardless of use or location	Agricultural use is not categorically excluded from this branch.

The definition includes the grantor’s described right, title, interest, and claim at execution and later-acquired interests of the grantor or successors. No parcel, use, acreage, incorporation boundary, or transfer date is supplied. [C004.] Justia Law

1.3 Qualified trustee and succession

The reproduced § 45-1504 permits the listed categories: an Idaho bar member; an authorized bank or savings-and-loan association; the specified chartered or federally authorized trust institution/corporation; or an Idaho-authorized title-insurance agent/company.

A trustee may resign or be replaced. Resignation becomes effective upon the specified recording, with prompt written notice to the beneficiary. A beneficiary’s appointment of a successor vests the statutory powers upon recording in each county where the deed is recorded. [C005–C006.] Justia Law

The underlying charter, licensing, professional-status, and corporate-authorization regimes were not completed. No trustee, beneficiary, or successor was investigated.

1.4 Restrictions on bypassing the security

Section 45-1503 restricts judicial enforcement of the secured obligation against the grantor or successor, subject to its identified alternatives: the post-sale § 45-1512 action; judicial foreclosure; the specially defined substantially-valueless-interest branch; or an action excluded by § 6-101(3).

The substantially-valueless branch uses a statutory definition and court findings. It is not established merely by a beneficiary’s assertion that foreclosure would be inconvenient. Its final-judgment/reconveyance consequences remain tied to that branch. [C008.] Justia Law

The complete § 6-101(3) exclusion list was read. Its references to receivers, rents, other collateral, setoff, letters of credit, bankruptcy, probate, and other proceedings do not independently authorize those regimes. Their detailed operation remains outside this pass.

2. Nonjudicial prerequisites and notice framework

2.1 Prerequisites are cumulative

The reproduced § 45-1505 requires:

Predicate	Required legal fact or act	Boundary
Recordings	Trust deed, assignments by trustee or beneficiary, and successor-trustee appointments recorded in the specified county mortgage records	A recorded label is not an adjudication of validity or ownership.
Default	Default by the grantor, another obligated person, or successor under a deed provision authorizing sale for that default	No contract, acceleration election, or default is supplied.
Notice of default	Trustee or beneficiary records the statutory notice in each relevant county	Recording is different from mailing, service, or receipt.
Recorded-request notice	Required mailed copy to persons requesting notice under § 45-1511	The request’s statutory timing and form matter.
Other debt-recovery proceedings	No action, suit, or proceeding instituted to recover the remaining secured debt or a part of it, or the proceeding has been dismissed	Interaction with § 45-1503 and § 6-101(3) requires proper classification; no actual concurrent proceeding is assessed.

[C009–C010; S002 §§ 1505, 1511.] Justia Law+1

The notice of default identifies the trustors and the deed’s recording location or the property description in the manner stated by the section, describes the breach, and states the election to sell or cause a sale. The trustee also has the separate mailing duty to an individual owning an interest in the property. [C010–C011.]

2.2 Mandatory default-warning text

The default notice sent to an individual owner must be accompanied by and affixed to the prescribed warning on a separate sheet:

At least 8½ by 11 inches.
12-point boldface text.
Spanish-language treatment when the deed or an assignment is in Spanish.

The warning’s reference to a five-day rescission right for certain foreclosure-rescue contracts is not a five-day period to stop a trustee’s sale or reinstate the loan. The underlying foreclosure-rescue regime was not completed here. [C011.] Justia Law

2.3 Requests for notice

Section 45-1511 permits the described acknowledged, recorded request after recording of the trust deed and before recording the notice of default. It requires the specified identifying information, address, and showing of service upon the trustee. The recorder’s notation does not give the requester a property interest or alter title.

The later-request exception in § 45-1506A is specific to its rescheduled-sale branch. [C012.] Justia Law+1

2.4 Ordinary sale notice: recipients and contents

After default-notice recording, § 45-1506(2) requires sale notice at least 120 days before the scheduled sale, by registered or certified mail, return receipt requested, to the last-known address of:

Recipient category	Qualification
Grantor and recorded notice requesters	The statutory requester requirements apply.
Grantor’s successors	Includes the stated grantee, transferee, and lessee categories when recorded before default-notice recording or actually known to trustee or beneficiary.
Subsequent lien or interest holders	The same recorded-before-default or actual-notice alternative applies.
Legal representatives	Included as the statute provides; incapacity and death have additional conditions.

The trustee is excluded from § 45-1506(2)(c)’s notice-recipient category by § 45-1502(4). [C003, C013.] Justia Law+1

The sale notice must contain the grantor, trustee and beneficiary names; property description; deed recording reference; default; secured sum; and sale date, time, and place. The sale-time provision uses after 9:00 a.m. and before 4:00 p.m., standard time, in the county or one of the counties where the property is situated. [C015.]

Disability, the statute’s stated incapacity category, or death does not itself delay the process provided the specified notice condition is met. The provision references summons service upon an incompetent person or mailing to the estate’s administrator or executor. Actual representative status, probate authority, and any additional due-process requirement remain held. [C014.] Justia Law

2.5 Occupant service, posting, publication, and affidavits

Requirement	Statutory relation	Material exception or limit
Adult-occupant service attempts	At least three good-faith attempts on different days over at least seven days; each at least thirty days before sale	Summons-service manner is incorporated.
Posting	At each attempt unless the prior copy remains conspicuously posted	Successful personal service plus posting ends further attempts.
Posting exception	Adult personally served was also a required mailed recipient and was actually mailed the notice	In that branch, posting is not required.
Publication	Once weekly for four successive weeks, four publications, in a newspaper of general circulation in each relevant county	Last publication at least thirty days before sale.
Trustee publication conflict	Trustee may not have the stated financial interest or profit from publication	The criminal consequence is not developed into an enforcement analysis here.
Recorded proof	Mailing affidavit, required posting affidavit, and publication proof recorded	At least twenty days before sale.

[C016–C018; S002 § 1506(5)–(7).] The official Rule 4 clauses were read only to the material service incorporation. Newspaper qualification, completed publication, service validity, and any actual return are not determined. LegiScan+1

2.6 Mailing is not receipt

Section 45-1506(14) makes mail service under that section effective at mailing. Section 45-1505 contains a corresponding rule for its specified registered/certified mailing. The overseas exception permits ordinary first-class mail only where the required certified or registered service is unavailable.

Those rules do not convert a different provision expressly requiring receipt, such as the modification-request form, into a mailing-deadline provision. [C019, C022.] Justia Law+1

3. Conditional modification-review protection

3.1 Exact scope

Section 45-1506C applies to a noncommercial loan made by a state- or federally regulated beneficiary, secured by a deed of trust on the borrower’s primary residential property as the section defines it.

Its test is not simply present occupancy. The beneficiary or agent must use the county-assessor tax-roll mechanism before recording default, and the section deems the property primary residential property when it has been granted the homeowner exemption for the year in which the notice of default is recorded. No exemption for that year means this section does not apply by its own text. [C020.] Justia Law

The linked § 63-602G reproduction contains separate pre-January 1, 2026 and January 1, 2026-effective blocks. Selected relevant definitions and source notes were read, but complete tax eligibility and the incorporated tax definitions were not authenticated. No tax record was searched. [C046.] Justia Law+1

3.2 Required notice, request, response, and meeting

Duty or condition	Source-stated relation
Supplemental notice	Accompanies the default notice; at least fourteen-point type; substantially prescribed content.
Request form	Must accompany the notice, give return address and deadline, and may require the specified financial/contact information.
Language	Notice and form in Spanish when the deed or an assignment is Spanish.
Return method/deadline	Prescribed notice requires certified mail, return receipt requested, and beneficiary receipt by thirty days after the notice date.
Evaluation	Timely returned form must be reviewed and evaluated.
Response	Written approval, denial, or request for additional information as soon as reasonably practicable, no later than forty-five days after receipt.
Sale restriction	Sale may not occur until after the beneficiary or agent timely responds.
Requested meeting	In-person or telephone discussion before the response, subject to the express no-meeting exception.
Meeting exception	The text addresses failure to schedule within seven business days after attempted contact and failure to attend the scheduled meeting/call.
Authority	The person meeting must have or be able to obtain authority to modify.
Recorded compliance affidavit	Trustee records the beneficiary/agent affidavit at least twenty days before sale in each relevant county.

[C021–C024.] This is an opportunity for review with conditional procedural protection, not an entitlement to a modification or an automatic forty-five-day extension in every foreclosure. Justia Law+1

The affidavit’s conclusive effect is expressly tied to a party relying on it. The section’s Attorney General enforcement incorporation was identified, but the complete remedies in § 48-606 were not researched. No universal private right, absence of private rights, or remedy amount is inferred.

4. Reinstatement, postponement, and rescheduling

4.1 Reinstatement undoes acceleration; it does not satisfy the loan

For the nonjudicial branch, § 45-1506(12) permits the listed persons to reinstate within 115 days after recording the notice of default:

Grantor or successor in all or part of the trust property.
Beneficiary under a subordinate deed of trust.
Holder of a subordinate lien or encumbrance of record.

The amount is determined by the statutory categories, not by an invented payoff formula:

Included when legally due under the clause	Excluded from the reinstatement amount
Amount then due under the obligation and deed, including the described taxes, assessments, insurance premiums, and authorized advances	Principal that would not yet be due if default and acceleration had not occurred
Enforcement costs and expenses actually incurred	Unestablished, duplicated, or unauthorized expenses
Reasonable trustee fee, subject to § 45-1502(6)	A fee contrary to that section’s limits
Attorney fees as provided in the promissory note	A fee entitlement assumed without that predicate

On qualifying cure, the proceedings are dismissed or discontinued and the obligation and deed remain effective as if acceleration had not occurred. [C025–C028.] LegiScan

No numerical prior-use limit appears in the reproduced subsection. That bounded observation is not a conclusion that every repeated cure, tender, waiver, or contractual provision is valid. No general authorization to waive these protections was established.

4.2 Trustee charges and reconveyance

Section 45-1502(6) authorizes a reasonable charge and specifically addresses reconveyance compensation notwithstanding a deed provision prohibiting or limiting it. It permits refusal to reconvey until the stated reconveyance fee and recording costs are paid.

It also says the trustee is not entitled to a foreclosure fee for judicial foreclosure or work performed before default-notice recording. Cure before the last newspaper publication carries the section’s reasonable-fee rule. No fixed dollar amount, percentage, CPI index, or approved fee was found. [C027.] Justia Law

4.3 Three different postponement/rescheduling branches

Branch	Required predicates and relation	Held interaction
Ordinary postponement—§ 1506(8)	Beneficiary request; public announcement at the original time/place to a stated later date/hour; each postponement no more than thirty days. A postponed sale may be postponed again under the same limits.	No numerical aggregate postponement count appears in this clause; that is not a universal validity conclusion.
Original sale prevented by stay—§ 1506A	Sale could not occur because of the described bankruptcy or court stay; after expiration/termination, rescheduled-sale mailing at least thirty days beforehand, publication three successive weeks with last publication at least ten days beforehand, and statutory affidavits.	No stay existence, expiration, or federal permission is determined.
Stay lifted before original sale—§ 1506B	Eligible reinstater serves a written request before the original sale time; stated postponement permits the specified 115-day relationship excluding time under stay.	Exact pre-stay compliance and timely request are indispensable.

[C029–C031.] Justia Law+2

Additional notice for a postponed primary-residence sale

The special sentence in § 45-1506(8) addresses a loan made by a state- or federally regulated beneficiary secured by the borrower’s primary residence determined under § 1506C(1). It requires:

The specified mailing at least fourteen days before the postponed sale.
The same means and persons referenced in subsection (2).
A recorded mailing affidavit before sale.
The stated conclusive compliance effect for a relying party.

The sentence does not itself repeat the word “noncommercial.” Its precise scope should not be silently rewritten from another paragraph. [C029.]

Stay-specific exceptions must remain intact

Section 1506A permits an additional notice requester who recorded the request at least forty-five days before the rescheduled sale, waiving the ordinary pre-default-recording request requirement for that section only.

Section 1506B distinguishes completed pre-stay notice/publication from a process whose publication can still be timely completed. If timely completion is impossible, it requires discontinuance and renewed compliance with the sale-notice procedure. Without the statutory postponement request, its text says the chapter’s time computation is unaffected by the intervening stay. [C030–C031.]

Unresolved interaction: Section 1506B(3)’s “no further or additional notice” wording and the later special fourteen-day postponed-residence notice require harmonization before a positive combined application. This pass does not choose one as overriding the other. [C032.]

5. Sale, conveyance, proceeds, and limited post-sale effects

5.1 Auction and deed

Section 45-1506(8) calls for auction to the highest bidder in one parcel or separate parcels. It permits any person, including the beneficiary, to bid, and permits the trustee’s attorney to conduct the auction.

The purchaser must pay the bid price forthwith; upon receipt, the trustee executes and delivers the deed. The refusal-to-pay branch incorporates execution-sale law. That incorporated regime was not completed, and no credit-bid method, bid-credit amount, or resale practice is inferred. [C033.] LegiScan

The deed conveys the interest the grantor had or had power to convey at execution, together with later-acquired grantor/successor interests. Section 45-1513 treats the trust transfer as a real-property conveyance. Neither clause is a complete title warranty or priority adjudication. [C034.]

5.2 Proceeds order

Section 45-1507 states the following order:

Order	Category
1	Sale expenses, including reasonable trustee compensation and a reasonable attorney fee
2	The obligation secured by the trust deed
3	Persons with recorded liens subsequent to the trustee’s interest, as their interests appear
4	Surplus, if any, to the grantor or entitled successor

[C035.] This order does not decide actual seniority, the amount of a secured obligation, a disputed expense, competing surplus claims, federal liens, or a distribution deadline. Justia Law

5.3 Recitals, evidentiary effects, and title

Legal item	Statutory effect	Necessary limit
Trustee’s deed contents	Property description and the prescribed default, mailing, publication, conduct, and receipt-of-purchase-money recitals	A recital is not by itself an independently adjudicated fact.
Recorded deed and § 1506(7) affidavits	Prima-facie evidence of their recitals in court	Subject to the provision’s scope and other law.
Good-faith purchaser for value or successor	Specified conclusive evidentiary protection	No purchaser status is found.
Recorded within fifteen days, or stated next business day when recorder closed	Deed deemed effective at sale date/time for the section	Not a declaration that every later-recorded deed is void.
Required-notice recipients and those claiming through them	Sale terminates the specified interests; those persons have no redemption right against the purchaser	Not a universal extinguishment of every interest or every federal right.
Omitted notice	Sale validity is preserved as stated for notified persons and persons with actual knowledge	No actual notice/knowledge finding.
Good-faith purchaser protection under § 1508	Specified § 1506 noncompliance does not defeat validity in favor of the protected purchaser/successor	Not an adjudication of fraud, authority, every statutory violation, or all remedies.

[C036–C038.] Justia Law+2

5.4 Rescission of an invalid sale

Section 45-1510(2) addresses a sale invalid because of the identified stay, a court stay, or otherwise. Recording the prescribed notice restores record title and the stated lien existence/priority to the pre-sale status.

Only the trustee or beneficiary that caused the deed to be recorded, or its successor, may record the statutory notice. Required contents identify the deed, recording references, parties, property, and reason. [C039.] Justia Law

This is not a general convenience right to undo a valid sale. The clause does not supply a universal deadline for every challenge or rescission claim. No invalidity, authority to rescind, or actual recording is determined.

5.5 Possession and limited unoccupied-property branch

Section 45-1506(11) states possession entitlement on the tenth day following sale, except for the described interest prior to the deed. Its tenancy-at-sufferance language is not an operational eviction authorization and does not resolve federal tenant protection. [C040.]

Subsection (15) is a separate conditional branch: on or after that time, the purchaser must reasonably determine the premises unoccupied. Titled personal property remains governed by other applicable law. Nontitled property has the stated storage, ninety-day written-notice, mailing/posting, contents, and failure-to-claim conditions. [C041.] LegiScan

No vacancy finding, entry, removal, storage, disposal, or tenant outcome is supplied. The incorporated titled-property regime remains held.

5.6 Trustee-sale deficiency: limited action, not automatic shortfall

Section 45-1512 permits a money judgment to be sought within three months after the trustee’s sale for the balance of the obligation secured by that deed. The complaint must state the enumerated debt, sale-price, fair-value, interest, cost, and attorney-fee information. Before judgment, the court must find fair market value at the time of sale. [C042.] Justia Law

The statute imposes two limits:

Limit	Source-stated basis
Fair-value limitation	Amount by which indebtedness due at sale exceeds fair market value then, with the stated interest from sale
Sale-price limitation	Judgment must not exceed the difference between the secured indebtedness and the sale amount as stated in the clause

The permitted judgment is not established merely by subtracting proceeds from a reported balance. Expense entitlement, debt validity, fair value, interest, defenses, and applicable special law remain prerequisites. [C043.]

The three-month provision is not a general sale-challenge deadline, an ordinary note limitation, a mortgage-maturity period, or universal debt forgiveness. Those other clocks were not rerun.

5.7 Reconveyance after performance

Section 45-1514 requires reconveyance upon performance of the secured obligation and the beneficiary’s written request, subject to the relevant trustee-fee provision. Refusal liability incorporates mortgage-discharge law, which was not completed. No penalty amount or return deadline is invented. [C044.] Justia Law

6. Federal and special-regime dependencies

These are scope holds, not imported federal permissions or deadlines.

Dependency	Exact generic authority identified	Read status and retained limit
Mortgage servicing/loss mitigation	12 C.F.R. §§ 1024.30 and 1024.41	Official public locators discovered; full operative predicates/exceptions not read in this pass. No federal waiting period or entitlement imported.
Bankruptcy stay	11 U.S.C. § 362, expressly referenced in Idaho §§ 1506A and 1510	Underlying federal body not completed. No stay existence, termination, or permission determined.
Military foreclosure protection	50 U.S.C. § 3953	Official locator discovered only. Service, obligation timing, waiver, order, and exceptions remain held.
Federal tax lien notice/discharge/redemption	26 U.S.C. § 7425 and implementing provisions	Official locator discovered only. State notice does not establish federal compliance.
Other federal liens/United States interests	Relevant joinder and federal-lien provisions, including the statutory § 2410 dependency	Not completed. No lien discharge or redemption conclusion.
Foreclosure tenants	Protecting Tenants at Foreclosure Act and current statutory notes/amendments	Historical court-hosted handout is not current-law authentication. No tenant period or eviction outcome imported.
Agricultural or special property	§ 45-1502 acreage/use predicates plus any separately applicable regime	No categorical agricultural exclusion; federal/program and special-property law held.
Probate/incapacity/service	Rule 4 incorporation and estate-representative predicates	Necessary Rule 4 paragraphs read; full probate/representative law held.
Publication	Newspaper-of-general-circulation requirement and any governing publication qualifications	No newspaper or publication record inspected; detailed newspaper qualification law held.
Actual title/junior interests	Recording, actual-notice, priority, and purchaser predicates	No title search, assignment chain, ownership, or priority determination.
Local/tribal/interstate	Applicable jurisdiction and choice-of-law rules	Separate inquiry; no territorial permission inferred.
Full consumer and private remedies	§ 1506C’s § 48-606 incorporation and other applicable law	No complete enforcement, damages, standing, preemption, or private-action conclusion.

[C047–C050.] The official locator results support identifying these dependencies, not their substantive completion. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau+3

7. Source and usage register

All fresh accesses occurred October 28, 2026, Pacific time. Short references below carry the prefix S_ID-P10-.

The section rows within S002–S004 are uses of the same secondary code publication family, not independent corroborating authorities. Introduced/engrossed mirrors, official history, and current-published rules remain distinct.

S001 — fresh official access failures

Literal URL	Actual result	Evidentiary limit
https://legislature.idaho.gov/statutesrules/idstat/Title45/T45CH15/SECT45-1506/	Restricted	No official operative body read
https://legislature.idaho.gov/statutesrules/idstat/Title45/T45CH15/SECT45-1502/	Restricted	Same
https://legislature.idaho.gov/wp-content/uploads/sessioninfo/2023/legislation/H0065.pdf	Inaccessible after following a visible legislative link	Materially different ordinary enactment route; final official act not recovered

These failures are fresh P10 observations and do not overwrite prior source logs.

S002 — Title 45, chapter 15 statutory reproduction

Publisher/title: Justia, 2025 Idaho Code—Title 45, Chapter 15, Trust Deeds. Chapter locator: https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-45/chapter-15/

Status: Secondary, dated 2025, with express accuracy/currentness disclaimer. Complete bodies and displayed histories were read for the sections below, except § 1515, used only as a boundary.

Literal URL	Complete material read scope	Displayed credits and currentness limit
https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-45/chapter-15/section-45-1502/	(1)–(6)	Added 1957 ch.181 §2 p.345; amendments 1967 ch.118 §2 p.251; 1970 ch.42 §1 p.89; 1983 ch.190 §1 p.515; 1995 ch.326 §2 p.1095; 1996 ch.248 §1 p.783; 1997 ch.387 §1 p.1242; 2008 ch.365 §1 p.1000; 2016 ch.227 §1 p.624
https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-45/chapter-15/section-45-1503/	(1)–(3)	Added 1957 §3 p.345; amendments 1967 ch.118 §3 p.251; 1989 ch.340 §1 p.861; 1993 ch.281 §2 p.951
https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-45/chapter-15/section-45-1504/	(1)–(2)	Added 1957 §4 p.345; amendments 1969 ch.155 §1 p.482; 1983 ch.190 §2 p.515; 2005 ch.236 §3 p.726
https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-45/chapter-15/section-45-1505/	(1)–(4), prescribed warning and language rule	Added 1957 §5 p.345; amendments 1990 ch.401 §1 p.1123; 2008 ch.192 §2 p.603; 2009 ch.136 §1 p.417
https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-45/chapter-15/section-45-1506/	(1)–(15), all exceptions	Added 1957 §6 p.345; amendments 1967 ch.74 §1 p.170; 1983 ch.190 §3 p.516; 1990 ch.401 §2 p.1123; 2011 ch.323 §1 p.939; 2012 ch.326 §1 p.905; 2016 ch.364 §1 p.1071
https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-45/chapter-15/section-45-1506a/	(1)–(4)	Added 1983 ch.190 §4 p.518; amended 1987 ch.166 §1 p.327
https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-45/chapter-15/section-45-1506b/	(1)–(5)	Added 1983 ch.190 §5 p.519
https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-45/chapter-15/section-45-1506c/	(1)–(7), statutory blank notices/forms	Added 2011 ch.323 §2 p.941; amended 2023 ch.266 §1 p.793
https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-45/chapter-15/section-45-1507/	Complete proceeds order	Added 1957 ch.181 §7 p.345
https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-45/chapter-15/section-45-1508/	Complete finality provision	Added 1957 §8 p.345; amended 1990 ch.401 §3 p.1126
https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-45/chapter-15/section-45-1509/	Complete deed-content provision	Added 1957 §9 p.345
https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-45/chapter-15/section-45-1510/	(1)–(2), statutory blank rescission form	Added 1957 §10 p.345; amendments 1990 ch.401 §4 p.1126; 2010 ch.249 §1 p.639; 2013 ch.174 §1 p.403
https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-45/chapter-15/section-45-1511/	Complete recorded-request provision	Added 1957 §11 p.345
https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-45/chapter-15/section-45-1512/	Complete trustee-sale balance-action provision	Added 1957 §12 p.345
https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-45/chapter-15/section-45-1513/	Complete conveyance provision	Added 1957 §13 p.345
https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-45/chapter-15/section-45-1514/	Complete performance/reconveyance provision	Added 1957 §14 p.345
https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-45/chapter-15/section-45-1515/	Read solely to identify separate limitation incorporation; no period analysis	Added 1957 §15 p.345; P6 clocks not rerun

Displayed source credits are not independently authenticated enactment or no-amendment findings.

S003 — necessary category and action cross-references

Literal URL	Actual read	Status/source credit
https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-45/chapter-9/section-45-901/	Complete definition	2025 secondary; displayed amendment 1957 ch.181 §16 p.345
https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-45/chapter-9/section-45-904/	Complete security-transfer distinction	2025 secondary; displayed 1957 ch.181 §18 and 1967 ch.272 §13 amendments
https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-6/chapter-1/section-6-101/	Complete subsection (3)(a)–(o); surrounding provision inspected only to identify scope	2025 secondary; C.C.P.1881 §468 lineage; amendments 1967 ch.272 §1 p.745; 1993 ch.281 §1 p.949. Full judicial foreclosure excluded

S004 — homeowner-exemption incorporation

URL: https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-63/chapter-6/section-63-602g/

Read: Both effective-version headings; selected complete relevant owner/primary-dwelling definitions and application paragraphs in the January 1, 2026-effective block; displayed source notes.

Status: 2025 secondary reproduction containing distinct temporal versions. The displayed 2025 amendments include ch.167 §1 p.799 and ch.202 §3 p.918. The original acts and complete tax-eligibility chain were not recovered. Sections 63-701(7)–(8) and 63-703 remain unread dependencies. No tax amount or tax-roll result is used.

S005 — official Idaho court rules

Issuer/title: Idaho Supreme Court, Idaho Rules of Civil Procedure. URL: https://isc.idaho.gov/rules-procedure/ircp

Read: Necessary complete Rule 4(c)(1)–(2) and 4(d)(1)–(2) service/recipient provisions; rule scope and relevant surrounding headings.

Status/limits: Official current-published HTML. Linked original amendment orders were not opened. No actual service, representative, jurisdiction, or return was examined. General civil-rule timing was not automatically imposed on nonjudicial statutory periods.

S006 — official historical legislative explanation

Issuer/title: Idaho Attorney General, Consumer Protection, Competition, and Tobacco Enforcement—2011 Annual Report, February 2012. URL: https://www.ag.idaho.gov/content/uploads/2018/03/ConsumerAnnualReport2011.pdf

Read: Generic legislative-initiatives discussion, printed page 4 / PDF index 4, visually inspected.

Supports: Official historical statement that H0331 became effective September 1, 2011, amended § 45-1506(8), and added § 45-1506C.

Limits: Not operative statutory text or current-law certification. Enforcement-case portions were not investigated.

S007 — 2011 H0331 historical amendment copy

Text: https://legiscan.com/ID/text/H0331/id/255730/Idaho-2011-H0331-Introduced.pdf
Status locator: https://legiscan.com/ID/bill/H0331/2011

Read: Material §§ 1–2 and § 4; generic statutory forms remained blank. Printed page 7 / PDF index 6 visually inspected for the September 1, 2011 effective clause; material amendment text read in parsed form.

Status: Introduced-version legislative mirror. Secondary history reports chapter 323 and signature April 13, 2011. The official AG report independently supports the historical effective date, but the final official session-law body was not recovered.

S008 — 2016 H0503 trustee-definition amendment

Read: Complete relevant amendment to § 45-1502(4); printed page 1 / PDF index 0 visually inspected. Remaining page parsed.

Status: Introduced mirror; secondary history reports 2016 chapter 227 and July 1, 2016 effectiveness. No original final enactment/effective clause recovered.

S009 — 2016 S1315 post-sale property amendment

Read: Material § 1 amendment, including § 45-1506(15); printed page 4 / PDF index 3 visually inspected. Four-page bill parsed.

Status: “As Amended, As Amended” engrossed mirror. Secondary history reports chapter 364, signed April 5, 2016, effective July 1, 2016. Final official session law not recovered.

S010 — 2023 H0065 warning-text revision

Read: Relevant § 1 amendment to § 45-1506C and § 3 effective clause. Printed page 2 / PDF index 1 and printed page 5 / PDF index 4 visually inspected. Separate foreclosure-rescue material in § 2 not used as a completed regime.

Status: Introduced mirror. Effective clause states July 1, 2023; secondary history reports chapter 266 and enactment. Official PDF attempt failed. The identified change includes the warning’s HUD-reference wording, not a presumed overhaul of every foreclosure rule.

S011 — historical court-hosted generic tenant handout

Issuer: Idaho Legal Aid Services; hosted by Idaho court self-help site. URL: https://courtselfhelp.idaho.gov/docs/forms/H-9.pdf

Read: Selected generic foreclosure explanation and revision marker; PDF index 1, visually inspected, states revised 1/13.

Limit: Historical generic guidance, not current federal tenant-law authentication. No operational advice or tenant deadline from it is adopted.

S012 — official dependency locators, discovery only

Literal URL	Status in this pass
https://www.consumerfinance.gov/rules-policy/regulations/1024/30/	Official scope locator discovered; complete operative body not analyzed
https://www.consumerfinance.gov/rules-policy/regulations/1024/41/	Official loss-mitigation locator discovered; no federal period or exception applied
https://uscode.house.gov/us/usc/119-120/t50/s3953/	Official military-protection locator discovered; body/application dependencies not completed
https://uscode.house.gov/us/usc/119-120/t26/s7425/	Official federal-tax-lien locator discovered; no operative foreclosure conclusion
https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/PLAW-111publ22/html/PLAW-111publ22.htm	Original tenant-statute locator discovered; later restoration/amendment/current-law chain not completed
https://uscode.house.gov/view.xhtml?req=%28title%3A11+section%3A362%28k%29+edition%3Aprelim%29	Official automatic-stay locator discovered; no substantive bankruptcy finding

Search-result text is not treated as a completed legal-body read. No federal source is used to declare an exception, permission, or actual entitlement.

S013 — additional historical discovery lead

The generic 2012 publication-conflict amendment lead was discovered. The PDF body was not opened or used as authenticated enactment evidence. The current reproduced § 1506(6), not this lead, supplies the provisional finding.

8. Atomic consequential-claim register

Short claim references carry the prefix S_ID-P10-. “P” refers to the reproduced Idaho text, not official current authentication.

Claim	Precise proposition	Source/pinpoint	Status and limitation
C001	Official operative Idaho bodies were not recovered through the listed fresh routes.	S001	Access result; no no-change inference
C002	Trust deed and ordinary mortgage are distinct statutory categories.	S002 §1502; S003 §§901,904	P
C003	Trustee title is limited; beneficiary, trustee, grantor, and successors are distinct.	S002 §1502(1)–(4)	P; no status adjudication
C004	Property eligibility uses alternative location, acreage, and use branches.	S002 §1502(5)	P; no parcel classification
C005	Trustee eligibility is confined to the listed categories.	S002 §1504(1)	P; charter/license incorporations held
C006	Resignation and successor powers depend on the specified recording and notice conditions.	S002 §1504(2)	P
C007	Statutory sale power and judicial foreclosure are distinct alternatives.	S002 §1503(1)	P; no permission
C008	Direct obligation enforcement has specified exceptions, including defined valuelessness and §6-101(3).	S002 §1503(1)–(3); S003	P; full other regimes held
C009	Nonjudicial prerequisites include recordings, actual default, and the debt-action condition.	S002 §1505(1)–(4)	P
C010	Default notice has statutory contents, recording, and mailing requirements.	S002 §1505(3)	P
C011	Individual-owner warning has layout/language requirements; its rescue-contract reference is not a foreclosure cure period.	S002 §1505(3)	P; rescue regime held
C012	Recorded notice requests have a timing/form/service predicate and do not create title interests.	S002 §1511; §1506A(2)	P
C013	Ordinary sale notice uses the stated 120-day period and recipient categories.	S002 §1506(2)	P
C014	Incapacity/death treatment remains conditional on specified notice to proper recipients.	S002 §1506(3); S005 Rule4	P/O; probate held
C015	Sale notice contents and time/place are expressly prescribed.	S002 §1506(4)	P
C016	Occupant service/posting has complete attempt and exception conditions.	S002 §1506(5)	P; no service finding
C017	Publication frequency, final-publication interval, and trustee conflict prohibition are distinct requirements.	S002 §1506(6)	P
C018	Specified notice affidavits/proof must be recorded at least twenty days before sale.	S002 §1506(7)	P
C019	Mailing effectiveness and overseas exception do not change express receipt requirements elsewhere.	S002 §§1505(3),1506(13)–(14)	P
C020	Modification review uses regulated-beneficiary, noncommercial, and annual homeowner-exemption predicates.	S002 §1506C(1); S004	P; tax qualification held
C021	Supplemental notice/form have type, content, and Spanish-language conditions.	S002 §1506C(1)–(2)	P
C022	Timely receipt triggers evaluation and response; it does not guarantee modification.	S002 §1506C(1),(3)	P
C023	Meeting obligation, failed-contact/attendance exception, and authority condition are separate.	S002 §1506C(4)	P
C024	Compliance affidavit has a relying-party effect; enforcement incorporation is not a full remedy determination.	S002 §1506C(5)–(7)	P/H
C025	Nonjudicial reinstatement uses the listed persons and 115-day recording-based period.	S002 §1506(12)	P
C026	Reinstatement excludes principal not due absent default and includes only the stated lawful categories.	S002 §1506(12)	P; no amount
C027	Trustee fee rules include reasonableness, pre-default-recording restriction, and reconveyance conditions.	S002 §1502(6)	P; no fixed cap invented
C028	Qualifying cure discontinues proceedings and restores the pre-acceleration obligation.	S002 §1506(12)	P; no general waiver/repeat-use rule inferred
C029	Ordinary postponement and special postponed-residence notice are separate requirements.	S002 §1506(8)	P
C030	A stay-prevented original sale has its own rescheduling notice/publication/requester rules.	S002 §1506A	P; bankruptcy predicates held
C031	A stay lifted before the original sale invokes a different request and pre-stay-compliance structure.	S002 §1506B	P
C032	The no-additional-notice clause and later special postponed-residence notice require unresolved harmonization.	S002 §§1506B(3),1506(8)	H
C033	Auction, bidder eligibility, payment, and deed delivery have source-stated conditions.	S002 §1506(8)–(9)	P; credit bidding/refusal incorporation held
C034	Deed conveys the statutory interest, not a universal title warranty.	S002 §§1506(10),1513	P
C035	Sale proceeds have a statutory application order.	S002 §1507	P; actual priority/amounts held
C036	Recorded recitals are prima-facie evidence, with purchaser-specific conclusive effect.	S002 §§1509,1510(1)	P
C037	Timely recording can relate the deed’s effectiveness back to sale.	S002 §1510(1)	P; late-recording validity not decided
C038	Finality/no-redemption provisions depend on notice, actual knowledge, or purchaser conditions.	S002 §1508	P; no universal extinguishment
C039	Statutory rescission addresses an invalid sale and specified recording actors/content.	S002 §1510(2)	P; no convenience rescission
C040	Possession language does not itself resolve eviction or federal tenant protection.	S002 §1506(11)	P/H
C041	Unoccupied-property consequences require the subsection’s full conditions.	S002 §1506(15)	P; other property law held
C042	Section1512’s three-month window is specific to the post-trustee-sale balance action.	S002 §1512	P; not P6 or general challenge clock
C043	Fair-value finding and dual ceilings prevent treating arithmetic shortfall as automatic deficiency.	S002 §1512	P; no amount/outcome
C044	Performance and written beneficiary request trigger reconveyance, with separate fee/refusal dependencies.	S002 §§1514,1502(6)	P/H
C045	Historical amendment copies and official history do not authenticate current operative statutory wording.	S006–S010	Historical/source-status finding
C046	The tax incorporation has distinct effective-version blocks; the old block is not assumed current.	S004	P/H
C047	Federal/special-regime dependencies are identified, not completed or applied.	S012; state cross-references	H
C048	No universal day-counting or waiver rule is inferred from numerical periods alone.	S002,S005	H; no calendar
C049	No actual or invented property, party, default, notice, sale, or outcome was investigated.	Research record	Certain
C050	Earlier holds and other dimensions remain unchanged.	Supplied scope context	No acceptance by implication

9. Quantities, events, boundaries, and unknowns

No actual calendar, balance, fee, tender, sale price, or deficiency is calculated.

Quantity or event	Reference object/trigger	Boundary or exception
80 acres	Nonagricultural property branch	“Not exceeding”; listed principal agricultural uses excluded
40 acres	Alternative property branch	“Not exceeding”; any use/location
Incorporated city/village	Property at time of transfer	No acreage ceiling stated in that branch
12-point bold	Default rescue warning	Separate prescribed sheet
8½ × 11 inches minimum	Warning sheet	Not a deed-size rule
Five days in warning	Certain foreclosure-rescue contracts	Not a sale cure/reinstatement period; underlying regime held
Before default-notice recording	Ordinary §1511 request	After deed recording; special §1506A exception
120 days minimum	Ordinary sale-notice mailing before scheduled sale	Mailing follows default-notice recording
Three attempts	Adult-occupant service	Different days, good faith; statutory completion exceptions
Seven days minimum	Span of occupant attempts	Not a response period
Thirty days minimum	Each occupant attempt before sale	Separate from publication timing
Four successive weeks/four publications	Ordinary publication	Once weekly in relevant counties
Thirty days minimum	Last ordinary publication before sale	No actual publication calendar
Twenty days minimum	§1506(7) proof recording before sale	Mailing, required posting, publication
After 9 a.m., before 4 p.m., standard time	Sale time	Not inclusive endpoints
115 days	Nonjudicial reinstatement from default-notice recording	Not business days by assumption; §1506B stay branch separate
Actual enforcement costs; reasonable trustee fee; note-authorized legal fees	Reinstatement	No fixed amount or CPI adjustment
Pre-default-recording work	Trustee foreclosure-fee restriction	Distinct reconveyance rule
Before last newspaper publication	Cured-default trustee-fee clause	Reasonable fee, no numeric amount
Thirty days maximum per postponement	Ordinary postponement from prior date	Repeated postponement permitted under same clause; no aggregate count inferred
Fourteen days minimum	Special postponed-residence notice before sale	Exact regulated-beneficiary/residence predicate
Fourteen-point minimum	Modification supplemental notice	Substantially prescribed content
Thirty days after notice date	Modification form must be received by deadline	Certified-mail return-receipt method stated
Forty-five days maximum	Response after form receipt	As soon as reasonably practicable; approval/denial/additional information
Seven business days	Meeting-scheduling exception after attempted contact	Attendance exception separately preserved
Twenty days minimum	Modification-compliance affidavit before sale	Relying-party conclusive effect
Exemption granted for notice-recording year	Primary-residence statutory test	No actual occupancy/tax-record inference
Thirty days minimum	Stay-barred rescheduled-sale mailing	Section1506A branch only
Forty-five days minimum	Later request recorded before rescheduled sale	Pre-default request requirement waived only there
Three successive weeks/publications	Rescheduled-sale publication	Original newspaper
Ten days minimum	Last rescheduled publication before sale	Distinct from ordinary thirty-day publication interval
Before original sale time	Written §1506B postponement request served on trustee	Eligible reinstater and stay-lifted predicate
115 days excluding stay time	§1506B relation	No longer reinstatement period created by that section
Forthwith payment	Successful bid	No payment-method or credit-bid conclusion
Tenth day following sale	State possession provision	Prior-interest exception; federal/eviction law held
On/after tenth day, reasonable unoccupied determination	Ancillary personal-property branch	No actual vacancy or entry
Ninety days’ written notice	Nontitled-property branch	First-class mail and posting/content requirements
Ninety days from notice provided	Failure-to-claim consequence	Not a general sale-challenge period
Fifteen days	Deed recording for sale-time relation back	Next business day if recorder closed on fifteenth day
Three months	§1512 post-sale balance action	Months, not converted to ninety days; not general limitations
Fair value at sale	Required deficiency finding	Not later appraisal date
Interest from sale	Stated deficiency provision	No rate or amount supplied
September1,2011	H0331 historical effective clause	Introduced mirror plus official historical explanation
July1,2016	Secondary H0503/S1315 history	Final official enactments not recovered
July1,2023	H0065 §3 effective clause	Introduced mirror; final official body failed
January1,2026	Separate §63-602G effective block	Secondary version, not official authentication
Mailing / service / receipt / recording / publication / posting	Different legal events	No substitution or actual event finding
Business/calendar counting and holidays	Provision-specific	Only expressly stated business-day rules used; no universal extra mail days

10. Conditional branches and precise remaining inquiries

Branch	Required predicate	Supported consequence	Inference to avoid	Next generic public-law inquiry
B01—trust deed	Conforming instrument and statutory relationship	Chapter15 framework	Recorded title label alone creates authority	Official current definitions and general enforceability law
B02—property	Exact acreage/location/use branch	Potential chapter eligibility	All agricultural or large property categorically included/excluded	Official property definition and generic construction
B03—trustee	Qualified category and valid appointment	Statutory trustee powers	Named person necessarily qualified	Incorporated charter/licensing law
B04—successor	Valid succession and required recording	Successor powers	Recording cures invalid assignment	Generic assignment/authority law, not records
B05—default	Actual secured obligation and sale-authorizing default clause	Potential power of sale	Notice assertion proves default	Generic contract/default construction
B06—debt action	Correct classification under1503/1505/6-101(3)	Statutory route restriction	Every separate proceeding is allowed or forbidden	Generic reconciliation of clauses
B07—default notice	Correct contents, counties, recipients, methods	Statutory notice predicate	Recorded notice proves receipt or accuracy	Official text and service construction
B08—notice request	Timely acknowledged request and service showing	Required notice status	Request creates ownership	Official1511
B09—successor/junior notice	Recorded-before-default or actual knowledge	Mailing obligation	Only record title matters	Generic notice/knowledge construction
B10—occupant	Adult occupant and completed attempts/exceptions	Service/posting branch	Any posting alone suffices	Rule4 incorporation and statutory harmonization
B11—publication	Qualified publication and sequence	Notice proof	A newspaper label proves compliance	Generic publication qualification law
B12—modification review	Regulated beneficiary, noncommercial loan, annual tax-exemption test	Review opportunity and sale-response condition	Universal modification entitlement	Official1506C and incorporated tax law
B13—request timing	Timely receipt by specified method	Evaluation duty	Mailing on deadline necessarily sufficient	Generic receipt/tender construction
B14—meeting	Timely request and exception facts	Discussion before response	Every request forces an in-person meeting	Official complete paragraph; no actual facts
B15—reinstatement	Listed person, time, qualifying payment	Discontinue and restore pre-acceleration state	Arrears estimate or full payoff interchangeable	Official1506(12), fee authority
B16—ordinary postponement	Beneficiary request and announcement	Limited date shift	Unlimited unexplained delay	Official1506(8), generic construction
B17—stay prevents sale	Legally operative stay and later termination	1506Arescheduling route	State text determines bankruptcy stay	Complete federal stay law if necessary
B18—stay lifted before sale	Timely written request and prior compliance	1506Bbranch	Automatic tolling without request	Official clauses and generic harmonization
B19—competing notice clauses	1506Bno-further-notice plus applicable later residence rule	No combined conclusion yet	One silently overrides the other	Generic statutory construction, cases excluded here
B20—auction	Valid process and eligible bidding/payment	Deed-delivery route	Beneficiary bid proves credit-bid amount	Execution-sale incorporation if needed
B21—proceeds	Lawful expenses, secured debt, recorded junior rights	Ordered application	Gross proceeds establish surplus/deficiency	Priority and expense authority
B22—finality	Notice/knowledge/purchaser predicates	Specified termination/protection	All defects and all interests extinguished	Generic purchaser/notice/fraud construction
B23—recitals	Recorded deed and qualifying affidavits	Evidentiary effects	Recital equals adjudicated fact	Official1510 and evidentiary construction
B24—rescission	Invalid sale and authorized recorder	Status-quo restoration	Convenience cancellation of valid sale	Generic invalidity/remedial law
B25—possession	Completed sale, elapsed statutory point, no prior-interest issue	Limited state entitlement	Self-help eviction permission	Tenant/possession procedure and federal law
B26—deficiency	Timely specific action, valid obligation, court fair-value finding	Statutory ceilings	Automatic shortfall or universal forgiveness	Official1512 and narrow construction
B27—reconveyance	Performance, beneficiary request, applicable fees	Statutory reconveyance duty	Reinstatement equals payoff	Mortgage-discharge incorporation
B28—version	Official operative body and material effective chain	Exact gap may close	Mirror or old report proves2026law	Readable official code/session laws

11. Wholly blank analytical worksheet

Field	Entry
Instrument category
Governing authority and edition
Official-current-text status
Qualifying real-property branch
Grantor role
Beneficiary role
Trustee qualification
Successor-authority provision
Recorded-instrument predicate
Default predicate
Concurrent-action restriction
Default-notice contents
Default-notice recipients
Required warning/language
Recorded-request provision
Sale-notice recipients
Sale-notice contents
Mailing/service rule
Occupant-service rule
Posting exception
Publication requirement
Affidavit-recording requirement
Modification-review predicate
Request receipt rule
Response/meeting provision
Reinstatement eligibility
Reinstatement amount categories
Fee limitations
Postponement branch
Stay/rescheduling branch
Sale/conveyance provision
Proceeds order
Finality/purchaser condition
Recital evidentiary effect
Post-sale possession dependency
Deficiency provision
Reconveyance provision
Federal/special-regime dependency
Counting rule or unknown
Missing primary evidence
Review status

No field is completed.

12. Granular coverage and retained scope

Requested issue	Disposition	Claims/sources/branches	Exact remaining dependency
1—enacted framework/current official body	Provisional framework; authentication open	C001–C009; S001–S004	Official current bodies and amendment chain
Trust deed versus mortgage/security interest	Distinguished	C002–C003; B01	No actual instrument construction
Judicial versus nonjudicial	Distinguished	C007–C008	Full judicial mortgage law excluded
Roles and successor authority	Conditional text read	C003,C005–C006	Assignment, professional/charter authority
Acreage/use/location	Complete relevant definition read	C004	Actual property and generic construction held
Instrument/default/enforceability	Predicates separated	C009	No actual contract or default
Nonwaiver/contract qualifications	Bounded	C027–C028	No universal waiver rule established
Indispensable incorporations	Read or expressly held	S003–S005	Charter, tax, probate, execution-sale, discharge law
2—recorded prerequisites	Provisionally answered	C009–C012	Official-current text; no title records
Notice recipients	Provisionally answered	C010,C013–C014	Actual knowledge/representative status
Contents/type/language	Provisionally answered	C011,C015,C021	No populated instrument
Mailing/service/posting/publication	Material clauses read	C016–C019	Publication qualifications and actual compliance held
Notice reference events	Distinguished	C019,C022; Section9	No calendar
Affidavits and evidence	Distinguished	C018,C024,C036	No affidavits examined
3—cure/reinstatement	Provisionally answered	C025–C028	Actual tender, expenses, contract predicates
Redemption versus reinstatement	Distinguished	C028,C038	Other redemption regimes held
Acceleration	Statutory reversal effect read	C026–C028	Actual acceleration validity not determined
Permitted fees/costs	Categories read	C026–C027,C035	No dollar/percentage calculation
Prior-use/count limits	Bounded absence in read clause	C028	No universal repeat-cure permission
Ordinary postponement	Provisionally answered	C029	No actual announcement
Stay rescheduling	Provisionally answered	C030–C032	Bankruptcy/court-stay status and harmonization
Cancellation/restart	Specific branches read	C028,C031,C039	No general convenience cancellation rule
4—sale/conveyance	Provisionally answered	C033–C034	Credit-bid/refusal incorporation; no actual sale
Proceeds/surplus	Order read	C035	Priority, amount, timing of disputed distribution
Deficiency	Narrow trustee-sale rule read	C042–C043	No debt validity/fair-value outcome
Recitals/presumptions	Precisely separated	C036–C038	Good faith, value, notice, actual knowledge
Post-sale challenge/claim periods	Specific relations identified	C037,C039,C042	No universal challenge deadline established
Possession	Narrow state clause only	C040–C041	Tenant, eviction, vacancy, personal-property law
Reconveyance/refusal	Duty and incorporation identified	C044	Full discharge/remedy law held
5—mortgage servicing	Dependency identified only	C047; S012	Full coverage/exceptions/current rule
Bankruptcy/military	Dependency identified only	C030,C039,C047	Complete underlying federal authority
Tax/government liens	Dependency identified only	C047	Federal notice/discharge/redemption rules
Junior interests	State notice/proceeds relations read	C013,C035,C038	Full priority/title law excluded
Agriculture/special property	Acreage/use distinction read	C004	Separate special regimes
Local/tribal/interstate	Held	C047–C049	Separate jurisdiction inquiry
Full consumer remedies	Held	C024,C047	§48-606 and other remedial regimes
6—issuer/URL/pinpoint/read extent	Registered visibly	Section7	Exact failures retained
Amendment/effective/application history	Partial	C045–C046; S006–S010	Final official enactments and full2026comparison
Current versus historical/discovery	Distinguished	S001–S013	No discovery result promoted
Primary failure handling	Logged	Section13	No bypass or no-law inference
Visible claims/quantities/branches	Supplied	Sections8–10	Conditional evidence, not acceptance
Blank worksheet	Supplied unfilled	Section11	No narrative or values
Earlier C033/C035 and other holds	Unchanged	C050	No earlier gap closed by implication
Dimension6/Idaho/A066	Not accepted complete	All above	Remaining real-property and other dimensions

13. Read, search, failure, and visual-inspection log

13.1 Actual research

Route/material	Actual use
Official Idaho trust-deed section routes	Fresh topic-specific attempts; failures recorded
Materially different official enactment route	Visible 2023 H0065 PDF link attempted; failed
Secondary chapter locator	Navigation to actual section bodies; omission from an index was not treated as repeal
2025 reproduced trust-deed chapter	Complete relevant bodies and histories read; §1515 only a separate-clock boundary
Mortgage/category and §6-101 references	Necessary generic clauses read; no full judicial foreclosure report
Homeowner-tax incorporation	Selected relevant temporal versions/definitions read; no tax record
Official Idaho court rules	Necessary generic service provisions read
Legislative mirrors	Relevant generic amendment/effective text read with introduced/engrossed provenance
Official AG historical report	Legislative-initiatives page only used substantively
Court-hosted historical tenant handout	Discovery/context only; not current tenant-law authority
Federal generic searches	Official dependency locators identified; substantive regimes not reconstructed
Named opinions, parties, issued notices, title records, newspaper notices	Not investigated or relied on
Supplied earlier reports/local metadata	Scope context only; no local-file or conversation-link inspection

13.2 PDF text and pixels

Document	Parsed text used	Pixels actually inspected
2011 AG Annual Report	Legislative initiatives	Printed4 / index4
2011 H0331 mirror	Material §§1–2 and §4	Printed7 / index6 for effective clause
2016 H0503 mirror	Trustee-definition amendment and context	Printed1 / index0
2016 S1315 mirror	Material §1506 amendment and added subsection15	Printed4 / index3
2023 H0065 mirror	§1506C warning revision and effective clause	Printed2 / index1; printed5 / index4
Historical Legal Aid handout	Selected generic text/revision marker	PDF index1
Official2023H0065route	No body recovered	None

Parsed text was not represented as visual inspection of unviewed pages. Multiple formats and repeated access to one instrument were not counted as independent authorities.

13.3 Material unresolved-source and incorporation log

Item	Exact retained limitation
Official current §§45-1502,1506	Fresh routes failed
Other chapter15official bodies	Not independently recovered; secondary wording not promoted
Final official2011/2016/2023session laws	Not recovered; historical/mirror evidence has narrower effect
2012publication amendment	Discovery lead only
Full2026amendment comparison	Not completed; no no-change conclusion
Trustee charter/license definitions	Unread external regimes
§63-602Gincorporated tax definitions	Not completely read/authenticated
Newspaper qualification law	Not completed
Execution-sale refusal-to-pay incorporation	Not completed
Mortgage-discharge refusal liability	Not completed
§48-606complete remedies	Not completed
Federal servicing/stay/military/lien/tenant regimes	Held dependencies, not positive exceptions or permissions
Judicial construction	No case/opinion/docket investigation
Nonjudicial day counting	No universal convention or actual date calculation established

14. Researcher self-check and remaining conclusion

This pass newly read the trust-deed statutory framework and its necessary cross-references to the stated bounds. It recovered meaningful official historical and court-rule evidence, but did not recover authenticated current official Idaho trust-deed statutory bodies or a complete amendment/application chain.

The most consequential remaining issues are:

Official-current statutory authentication.
The interaction between the stay-postponement no-additional-notice clause and the later postponed-residence notice requirement.
Incorporated trustee qualifications, homeowner-tax definitions, service/probate requirements, newspaper qualifications, execution-sale provisions, and mortgage-discharge remedies.
Federal servicing, bankruptcy, military, federal-lien, tenant, and other special-regime predicates.
Judicial construction of actual notice, good faith, purchaser value, fraud, invalidity, fair value, title, and contractual enforceability.

No actual or invented property, person, entity, deed, note, default, notice, payment, sale, bidder, account, title record, case, or transaction was examined. No legal outcome, filing/service direction, sale instruction, tender amount, calendar deadline, or operational permission is supplied.

This is a researcher self-check, not independent review. The component remains partial and conditional at the exact source and legal dependencies identified above. Earlier findings and all separate holds remain preserved. No Idaho, registry dimension6, A066, parent, operational, or publication acceptance follows.

END S_ID PASS-10.

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Captured table 01

Legal category · Supported distinction · What is not established · 7 data rows

Legal category	Supported distinction	What is not established
Mortgage	Reproduced § 45-901 defines a mortgage while expressly excepting a trust deed or transfer in trust. Section 45-904 treats the specified security transfer other than in trust as a mortgage.	That every security instrument uses the chapter 15 power-of-sale process.
Trust deed	Section 45-1502 requires a deed conforming to the chapter, conveying qualifying real property to a trustee to secure the grantor’s obligation or another named person’s obligation to a beneficiary.	Actual execution, enforceability, ownership, or secured-debt validity.
Trustee’s title	The reproduced definition limits the trustee’s title to the statutory power-of-sale and reconveyance purposes; other incidents of ownership remain with the grantor.	Unrestricted ownership or authority arising solely from a title label.
Beneficiary	The named/designated person for whose benefit the trust deed is given, or successor in interest; the definition says the beneficiary is not the trustee.	A valid assignment, actual successor status, or a real-party determination.
Grantor and successors	The grantor conveys the real property as security; other provisions separately address successors and other obligated persons.	That every occupant, borrower, owner, or obligor is the same legal person.
Judicial foreclosure	Section 45-1503 preserves the beneficiary’s option to use mortgage judicial foreclosure.	The full judicial mortgage procedure, redemption regime, or judgment rules.
Nonjudicial power of sale	The statute confers a conditional power after breach and requires the chapter’s advertisement-and-sale procedure.	A permission to proceed in an actual matter.

Captured table 02

Branch · Source-stated qualification · Boundary · 3 data rows

Branch	Source-stated qualification	Boundary
Incorporated location	Real property within an incorporated city or village at the time of transfer	This branch states no acreage ceiling.
Larger nonagricultural parcel	Real property not exceeding 80 acres, regardless of location, that is not principally used for the listed agricultural production	The specified crop, livestock, dairy, and aquatic-production uses matter.
Smaller parcel	Real property not exceeding 40 acres, regardless of use or location	Agricultural use is not categorically excluded from this branch.

Captured table 03

Predicate · Required legal fact or act · Boundary · 5 data rows

Predicate	Required legal fact or act	Boundary
Recordings	Trust deed, assignments by trustee or beneficiary, and successor-trustee appointments recorded in the specified county mortgage records	A recorded label is not an adjudication of validity or ownership.
Default	Default by the grantor, another obligated person, or successor under a deed provision authorizing sale for that default	No contract, acceleration election, or default is supplied.
Notice of default	Trustee or beneficiary records the statutory notice in each relevant county	Recording is different from mailing, service, or receipt.
Recorded-request notice	Required mailed copy to persons requesting notice under § 45-1511	The request’s statutory timing and form matter.
Other debt-recovery proceedings	No action, suit, or proceeding instituted to recover the remaining secured debt or a part of it, or the proceeding has been dismissed	Interaction with § 45-1503 and § 6-101(3) requires proper classification; no actual concurrent proceeding is assessed.

Captured table 04

Recipient category · Qualification · 4 data rows

Recipient category	Qualification
Grantor and recorded notice requesters	The statutory requester requirements apply.
Grantor’s successors	Includes the stated grantee, transferee, and lessee categories when recorded before default-notice recording or actually known to trustee or beneficiary.
Subsequent lien or interest holders	The same recorded-before-default or actual-notice alternative applies.
Legal representatives	Included as the statute provides; incapacity and death have additional conditions.

Captured table 05

Requirement · Statutory relation · Material exception or limit · 6 data rows

Requirement	Statutory relation	Material exception or limit
Adult-occupant service attempts	At least three good-faith attempts on different days over at least seven days; each at least thirty days before sale	Summons-service manner is incorporated.
Posting	At each attempt unless the prior copy remains conspicuously posted	Successful personal service plus posting ends further attempts.
Posting exception	Adult personally served was also a required mailed recipient and was actually mailed the notice	In that branch, posting is not required.
Publication	Once weekly for four successive weeks, four publications, in a newspaper of general circulation in each relevant county	Last publication at least thirty days before sale.
Trustee publication conflict	Trustee may not have the stated financial interest or profit from publication	The criminal consequence is not developed into an enforcement analysis here.
Recorded proof	Mailing affidavit, required posting affidavit, and publication proof recorded	At least twenty days before sale.

Captured table 06

Duty or condition · Source-stated relation · 11 data rows

Duty or condition	Source-stated relation
Supplemental notice	Accompanies the default notice; at least fourteen-point type; substantially prescribed content.
Request form	Must accompany the notice, give return address and deadline, and may require the specified financial/contact information.
Language	Notice and form in Spanish when the deed or an assignment is Spanish.
Return method/deadline	Prescribed notice requires certified mail, return receipt requested, and beneficiary receipt by thirty days after the notice date.
Evaluation	Timely returned form must be reviewed and evaluated.
Response	Written approval, denial, or request for additional information as soon as reasonably practicable, no later than forty-five days after receipt.
Sale restriction	Sale may not occur until after the beneficiary or agent timely responds.
Requested meeting	In-person or telephone discussion before the response, subject to the express no-meeting exception.
Meeting exception	The text addresses failure to schedule within seven business days after attempted contact and failure to attend the scheduled meeting/call.
Authority	The person meeting must have or be able to obtain authority to modify.
Recorded compliance affidavit	Trustee records the beneficiary/agent affidavit at least twenty days before sale in each relevant county.

Captured table 07

Included when legally due under the clause · Excluded from the reinstatement amount · 4 data rows

Included when legally due under the clause	Excluded from the reinstatement amount
Amount then due under the obligation and deed, including the described taxes, assessments, insurance premiums, and authorized advances	Principal that would not yet be due if default and acceleration had not occurred
Enforcement costs and expenses actually incurred	Unestablished, duplicated, or unauthorized expenses
Reasonable trustee fee, subject to § 45-1502(6)	A fee contrary to that section’s limits
Attorney fees as provided in the promissory note	A fee entitlement assumed without that predicate

Captured table 08

Branch · Required predicates and relation · Held interaction · 3 data rows

Branch	Required predicates and relation	Held interaction
Ordinary postponement—§ 1506(8)	Beneficiary request; public announcement at the original time/place to a stated later date/hour; each postponement no more than thirty days. A postponed sale may be postponed again under the same limits.	No numerical aggregate postponement count appears in this clause; that is not a universal validity conclusion.
Original sale prevented by stay—§ 1506A	Sale could not occur because of the described bankruptcy or court stay; after expiration/termination, rescheduled-sale mailing at least thirty days beforehand, publication three successive weeks with last publication at least ten days beforehand, and statutory affidavits.	No stay existence, expiration, or federal permission is determined.
Stay lifted before original sale—§ 1506B	Eligible reinstater serves a written request before the original sale time; stated postponement permits the specified 115-day relationship excluding time under stay.	Exact pre-stay compliance and timely request are indispensable.

Captured table 09

Order · Category · 4 data rows

Order	Category
1	Sale expenses, including reasonable trustee compensation and a reasonable attorney fee
2	The obligation secured by the trust deed
3	Persons with recorded liens subsequent to the trustee’s interest, as their interests appear
4	Surplus, if any, to the grantor or entitled successor

Captured table 10

Legal item · Statutory effect · Necessary limit · 7 data rows

Legal item	Statutory effect	Necessary limit
Trustee’s deed contents	Property description and the prescribed default, mailing, publication, conduct, and receipt-of-purchase-money recitals	A recital is not by itself an independently adjudicated fact.
Recorded deed and § 1506(7) affidavits	Prima-facie evidence of their recitals in court	Subject to the provision’s scope and other law.
Good-faith purchaser for value or successor	Specified conclusive evidentiary protection	No purchaser status is found.
Recorded within fifteen days, or stated next business day when recorder closed	Deed deemed effective at sale date/time for the section	Not a declaration that every later-recorded deed is void.
Required-notice recipients and those claiming through them	Sale terminates the specified interests; those persons have no redemption right against the purchaser	Not a universal extinguishment of every interest or every federal right.
Omitted notice	Sale validity is preserved as stated for notified persons and persons with actual knowledge	No actual notice/knowledge finding.
Good-faith purchaser protection under § 1508	Specified § 1506 noncompliance does not defeat validity in favor of the protected purchaser/successor	Not an adjudication of fraud, authority, every statutory violation, or all remedies.

Captured table 11

Limit · Source-stated basis · 2 data rows

Limit	Source-stated basis
Fair-value limitation	Amount by which indebtedness due at sale exceeds fair market value then, with the stated interest from sale
Sale-price limitation	Judgment must not exceed the difference between the secured indebtedness and the sale amount as stated in the clause

Captured table 12

Dependency · Exact generic authority identified · Read status and retained limit · 12 data rows

Dependency	Exact generic authority identified	Read status and retained limit
Mortgage servicing/loss mitigation	12 C.F.R. §§ 1024.30 and 1024.41	Official public locators discovered; full operative predicates/exceptions not read in this pass. No federal waiting period or entitlement imported.
Bankruptcy stay	11 U.S.C. § 362, expressly referenced in Idaho §§ 1506A and 1510	Underlying federal body not completed. No stay existence, termination, or permission determined.
Military foreclosure protection	50 U.S.C. § 3953	Official locator discovered only. Service, obligation timing, waiver, order, and exceptions remain held.
Federal tax lien notice/discharge/redemption	26 U.S.C. § 7425 and implementing provisions	Official locator discovered only. State notice does not establish federal compliance.
Other federal liens/United States interests	Relevant joinder and federal-lien provisions, including the statutory § 2410 dependency	Not completed. No lien discharge or redemption conclusion.
Foreclosure tenants	Protecting Tenants at Foreclosure Act and current statutory notes/amendments	Historical court-hosted handout is not current-law authentication. No tenant period or eviction outcome imported.
Agricultural or special property	§ 45-1502 acreage/use predicates plus any separately applicable regime	No categorical agricultural exclusion; federal/program and special-property law held.
Probate/incapacity/service	Rule 4 incorporation and estate-representative predicates	Necessary Rule 4 paragraphs read; full probate/representative law held.
Publication	Newspaper-of-general-circulation requirement and any governing publication qualifications	No newspaper or publication record inspected; detailed newspaper qualification law held.
Actual title/junior interests	Recording, actual-notice, priority, and purchaser predicates	No title search, assignment chain, ownership, or priority determination.
Local/tribal/interstate	Applicable jurisdiction and choice-of-law rules	Separate inquiry; no territorial permission inferred.
Full consumer and private remedies	§ 1506C’s § 48-606 incorporation and other applicable law	No complete enforcement, damages, standing, preemption, or private-action conclusion.

Captured table 13

Literal URL · Actual result · Evidentiary limit · 3 data rows

Literal URL	Actual result	Evidentiary limit
https://legislature.idaho.gov/statutesrules/idstat/Title45/T45CH15/SECT45-1506/	Restricted	No official operative body read
https://legislature.idaho.gov/statutesrules/idstat/Title45/T45CH15/SECT45-1502/	Restricted	Same
https://legislature.idaho.gov/wp-content/uploads/sessioninfo/2023/legislation/H0065.pdf	Inaccessible after following a visible legislative link	Materially different ordinary enactment route; final official act not recovered

Captured table 14

Literal URL · Complete material read scope · Displayed credits and currentness limit · 17 data rows

Literal URL	Complete material read scope	Displayed credits and currentness limit
https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-45/chapter-15/section-45-1502/	(1)–(6)	Added 1957 ch.181 §2 p.345; amendments 1967 ch.118 §2 p.251; 1970 ch.42 §1 p.89; 1983 ch.190 §1 p.515; 1995 ch.326 §2 p.1095; 1996 ch.248 §1 p.783; 1997 ch.387 §1 p.1242; 2008 ch.365 §1 p.1000; 2016 ch.227 §1 p.624
https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-45/chapter-15/section-45-1503/	(1)–(3)	Added 1957 §3 p.345; amendments 1967 ch.118 §3 p.251; 1989 ch.340 §1 p.861; 1993 ch.281 §2 p.951
https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-45/chapter-15/section-45-1504/	(1)–(2)	Added 1957 §4 p.345; amendments 1969 ch.155 §1 p.482; 1983 ch.190 §2 p.515; 2005 ch.236 §3 p.726
https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-45/chapter-15/section-45-1505/	(1)–(4), prescribed warning and language rule	Added 1957 §5 p.345; amendments 1990 ch.401 §1 p.1123; 2008 ch.192 §2 p.603; 2009 ch.136 §1 p.417
https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-45/chapter-15/section-45-1506/	(1)–(15), all exceptions	Added 1957 §6 p.345; amendments 1967 ch.74 §1 p.170; 1983 ch.190 §3 p.516; 1990 ch.401 §2 p.1123; 2011 ch.323 §1 p.939; 2012 ch.326 §1 p.905; 2016 ch.364 §1 p.1071
https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-45/chapter-15/section-45-1506a/	(1)–(4)	Added 1983 ch.190 §4 p.518; amended 1987 ch.166 §1 p.327
https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-45/chapter-15/section-45-1506b/	(1)–(5)	Added 1983 ch.190 §5 p.519
https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-45/chapter-15/section-45-1506c/	(1)–(7), statutory blank notices/forms	Added 2011 ch.323 §2 p.941; amended 2023 ch.266 §1 p.793
https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-45/chapter-15/section-45-1507/	Complete proceeds order	Added 1957 ch.181 §7 p.345
https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-45/chapter-15/section-45-1508/	Complete finality provision	Added 1957 §8 p.345; amended 1990 ch.401 §3 p.1126
https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-45/chapter-15/section-45-1509/	Complete deed-content provision	Added 1957 §9 p.345
https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-45/chapter-15/section-45-1510/	(1)–(2), statutory blank rescission form	Added 1957 §10 p.345; amendments 1990 ch.401 §4 p.1126; 2010 ch.249 §1 p.639; 2013 ch.174 §1 p.403
https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-45/chapter-15/section-45-1511/	Complete recorded-request provision	Added 1957 §11 p.345
https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-45/chapter-15/section-45-1512/	Complete trustee-sale balance-action provision	Added 1957 §12 p.345
https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-45/chapter-15/section-45-1513/	Complete conveyance provision	Added 1957 §13 p.345
https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-45/chapter-15/section-45-1514/	Complete performance/reconveyance provision	Added 1957 §14 p.345
https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-45/chapter-15/section-45-1515/	Read solely to identify separate limitation incorporation; no period analysis	Added 1957 §15 p.345; P6 clocks not rerun

Captured table 15

Literal URL · Actual read · Status/source credit · 3 data rows

Literal URL	Actual read	Status/source credit
https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-45/chapter-9/section-45-901/	Complete definition	2025 secondary; displayed amendment 1957 ch.181 §16 p.345
https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-45/chapter-9/section-45-904/	Complete security-transfer distinction	2025 secondary; displayed 1957 ch.181 §18 and 1967 ch.272 §13 amendments
https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-6/chapter-1/section-6-101/	Complete subsection (3)(a)–(o); surrounding provision inspected only to identify scope	2025 secondary; C.C.P.1881 §468 lineage; amendments 1967 ch.272 §1 p.745; 1993 ch.281 §1 p.949. Full judicial foreclosure excluded

Captured table 16

Literal URL · Status in this pass · 6 data rows

Literal URL	Status in this pass
https://www.consumerfinance.gov/rules-policy/regulations/1024/30/	Official scope locator discovered; complete operative body not analyzed
https://www.consumerfinance.gov/rules-policy/regulations/1024/41/	Official loss-mitigation locator discovered; no federal period or exception applied
https://uscode.house.gov/us/usc/119-120/t50/s3953/	Official military-protection locator discovered; body/application dependencies not completed
https://uscode.house.gov/us/usc/119-120/t26/s7425/	Official federal-tax-lien locator discovered; no operative foreclosure conclusion
https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/PLAW-111publ22/html/PLAW-111publ22.htm	Original tenant-statute locator discovered; later restoration/amendment/current-law chain not completed
https://uscode.house.gov/view.xhtml?req=%28title%3A11+section%3A362%28k%29+edition%3Aprelim%29	Official automatic-stay locator discovered; no substantive bankruptcy finding

Captured table 17

Claim · Precise proposition · Source/pinpoint · 50 data rows

Claim	Precise proposition	Source/pinpoint	Status and limitation
C001	Official operative Idaho bodies were not recovered through the listed fresh routes.	S001	Access result; no no-change inference
C002	Trust deed and ordinary mortgage are distinct statutory categories.	S002 §1502; S003 §§901,904	P
C003	Trustee title is limited; beneficiary, trustee, grantor, and successors are distinct.	S002 §1502(1)–(4)	P; no status adjudication
C004	Property eligibility uses alternative location, acreage, and use branches.	S002 §1502(5)	P; no parcel classification
C005	Trustee eligibility is confined to the listed categories.	S002 §1504(1)	P; charter/license incorporations held
C006	Resignation and successor powers depend on the specified recording and notice conditions.	S002 §1504(2)	P
C007	Statutory sale power and judicial foreclosure are distinct alternatives.	S002 §1503(1)	P; no permission
C008	Direct obligation enforcement has specified exceptions, including defined valuelessness and §6-101(3).	S002 §1503(1)–(3); S003	P; full other regimes held
C009	Nonjudicial prerequisites include recordings, actual default, and the debt-action condition.	S002 §1505(1)–(4)	P
C010	Default notice has statutory contents, recording, and mailing requirements.	S002 §1505(3)	P
C011	Individual-owner warning has layout/language requirements; its rescue-contract reference is not a foreclosure cure period.	S002 §1505(3)	P; rescue regime held
C012	Recorded notice requests have a timing/form/service predicate and do not create title interests.	S002 §1511; §1506A(2)	P
C013	Ordinary sale notice uses the stated 120-day period and recipient categories.	S002 §1506(2)	P
C014	Incapacity/death treatment remains conditional on specified notice to proper recipients.	S002 §1506(3); S005 Rule4	P/O; probate held
C015	Sale notice contents and time/place are expressly prescribed.	S002 §1506(4)	P
C016	Occupant service/posting has complete attempt and exception conditions.	S002 §1506(5)	P; no service finding
C017	Publication frequency, final-publication interval, and trustee conflict prohibition are distinct requirements.	S002 §1506(6)	P
C018	Specified notice affidavits/proof must be recorded at least twenty days before sale.	S002 §1506(7)	P
C019	Mailing effectiveness and overseas exception do not change express receipt requirements elsewhere.	S002 §§1505(3),1506(13)–(14)	P
C020	Modification review uses regulated-beneficiary, noncommercial, and annual homeowner-exemption predicates.	S002 §1506C(1); S004	P; tax qualification held
C021	Supplemental notice/form have type, content, and Spanish-language conditions.	S002 §1506C(1)–(2)	P
C022	Timely receipt triggers evaluation and response; it does not guarantee modification.	S002 §1506C(1),(3)	P
C023	Meeting obligation, failed-contact/attendance exception, and authority condition are separate.	S002 §1506C(4)	P
C024	Compliance affidavit has a relying-party effect; enforcement incorporation is not a full remedy determination.	S002 §1506C(5)–(7)	P/H
C025	Nonjudicial reinstatement uses the listed persons and 115-day recording-based period.	S002 §1506(12)	P
C026	Reinstatement excludes principal not due absent default and includes only the stated lawful categories.	S002 §1506(12)	P; no amount
C027	Trustee fee rules include reasonableness, pre-default-recording restriction, and reconveyance conditions.	S002 §1502(6)	P; no fixed cap invented
C028	Qualifying cure discontinues proceedings and restores the pre-acceleration obligation.	S002 §1506(12)	P; no general waiver/repeat-use rule inferred
C029	Ordinary postponement and special postponed-residence notice are separate requirements.	S002 §1506(8)	P
C030	A stay-prevented original sale has its own rescheduling notice/publication/requester rules.	S002 §1506A	P; bankruptcy predicates held
C031	A stay lifted before the original sale invokes a different request and pre-stay-compliance structure.	S002 §1506B	P
C032	The no-additional-notice clause and later special postponed-residence notice require unresolved harmonization.	S002 §§1506B(3),1506(8)	H
C033	Auction, bidder eligibility, payment, and deed delivery have source-stated conditions.	S002 §1506(8)–(9)	P; credit bidding/refusal incorporation held
C034	Deed conveys the statutory interest, not a universal title warranty.	S002 §§1506(10),1513	P
C035	Sale proceeds have a statutory application order.	S002 §1507	P; actual priority/amounts held
C036	Recorded recitals are prima-facie evidence, with purchaser-specific conclusive effect.	S002 §§1509,1510(1)	P
C037	Timely recording can relate the deed’s effectiveness back to sale.	S002 §1510(1)	P; late-recording validity not decided
C038	Finality/no-redemption provisions depend on notice, actual knowledge, or purchaser conditions.	S002 §1508	P; no universal extinguishment
C039	Statutory rescission addresses an invalid sale and specified recording actors/content.	S002 §1510(2)	P; no convenience rescission
C040	Possession language does not itself resolve eviction or federal tenant protection.	S002 §1506(11)	P/H
C041	Unoccupied-property consequences require the subsection’s full conditions.	S002 §1506(15)	P; other property law held
C042	Section1512’s three-month window is specific to the post-trustee-sale balance action.	S002 §1512	P; not P6 or general challenge clock
C043	Fair-value finding and dual ceilings prevent treating arithmetic shortfall as automatic deficiency.	S002 §1512	P; no amount/outcome
C044	Performance and written beneficiary request trigger reconveyance, with separate fee/refusal dependencies.	S002 §§1514,1502(6)	P/H
C045	Historical amendment copies and official history do not authenticate current operative statutory wording.	S006–S010	Historical/source-status finding
C046	The tax incorporation has distinct effective-version blocks; the old block is not assumed current.	S004	P/H
C047	Federal/special-regime dependencies are identified, not completed or applied.	S012; state cross-references	H
C048	No universal day-counting or waiver rule is inferred from numerical periods alone.	S002,S005	H; no calendar
C049	No actual or invented property, party, default, notice, sale, or outcome was investigated.	Research record	Certain
C050	Earlier holds and other dimensions remain unchanged.	Supplied scope context	No acceptance by implication

Captured table 18

Quantity or event · Reference object/trigger · Boundary or exception · 48 data rows

Quantity or event	Reference object/trigger	Boundary or exception
80 acres	Nonagricultural property branch	“Not exceeding”; listed principal agricultural uses excluded
40 acres	Alternative property branch	“Not exceeding”; any use/location
Incorporated city/village	Property at time of transfer	No acreage ceiling stated in that branch
12-point bold	Default rescue warning	Separate prescribed sheet
8½ × 11 inches minimum	Warning sheet	Not a deed-size rule
Five days in warning	Certain foreclosure-rescue contracts	Not a sale cure/reinstatement period; underlying regime held
Before default-notice recording	Ordinary §1511 request	After deed recording; special §1506A exception
120 days minimum	Ordinary sale-notice mailing before scheduled sale	Mailing follows default-notice recording
Three attempts	Adult-occupant service	Different days, good faith; statutory completion exceptions
Seven days minimum	Span of occupant attempts	Not a response period
Thirty days minimum	Each occupant attempt before sale	Separate from publication timing
Four successive weeks/four publications	Ordinary publication	Once weekly in relevant counties
Thirty days minimum	Last ordinary publication before sale	No actual publication calendar
Twenty days minimum	§1506(7) proof recording before sale	Mailing, required posting, publication
After 9 a.m., before 4 p.m., standard time	Sale time	Not inclusive endpoints
115 days	Nonjudicial reinstatement from default-notice recording	Not business days by assumption; §1506B stay branch separate
Actual enforcement costs; reasonable trustee fee; note-authorized legal fees	Reinstatement	No fixed amount or CPI adjustment
Pre-default-recording work	Trustee foreclosure-fee restriction	Distinct reconveyance rule
Before last newspaper publication	Cured-default trustee-fee clause	Reasonable fee, no numeric amount
Thirty days maximum per postponement	Ordinary postponement from prior date	Repeated postponement permitted under same clause; no aggregate count inferred
Fourteen days minimum	Special postponed-residence notice before sale	Exact regulated-beneficiary/residence predicate
Fourteen-point minimum	Modification supplemental notice	Substantially prescribed content
Thirty days after notice date	Modification form must be received by deadline	Certified-mail return-receipt method stated
Forty-five days maximum	Response after form receipt	As soon as reasonably practicable; approval/denial/additional information
Seven business days	Meeting-scheduling exception after attempted contact	Attendance exception separately preserved
Twenty days minimum	Modification-compliance affidavit before sale	Relying-party conclusive effect
Exemption granted for notice-recording year	Primary-residence statutory test	No actual occupancy/tax-record inference
Thirty days minimum	Stay-barred rescheduled-sale mailing	Section1506A branch only
Forty-five days minimum	Later request recorded before rescheduled sale	Pre-default request requirement waived only there
Three successive weeks/publications	Rescheduled-sale publication	Original newspaper
Ten days minimum	Last rescheduled publication before sale	Distinct from ordinary thirty-day publication interval
Before original sale time	Written §1506B postponement request served on trustee	Eligible reinstater and stay-lifted predicate
115 days excluding stay time	§1506B relation	No longer reinstatement period created by that section
Forthwith payment	Successful bid	No payment-method or credit-bid conclusion
Tenth day following sale	State possession provision	Prior-interest exception; federal/eviction law held
On/after tenth day, reasonable unoccupied determination	Ancillary personal-property branch	No actual vacancy or entry
Ninety days’ written notice	Nontitled-property branch	First-class mail and posting/content requirements
Ninety days from notice provided	Failure-to-claim consequence	Not a general sale-challenge period
Fifteen days	Deed recording for sale-time relation back	Next business day if recorder closed on fifteenth day
Three months	§1512 post-sale balance action	Months, not converted to ninety days; not general limitations
Fair value at sale	Required deficiency finding	Not later appraisal date
Interest from sale	Stated deficiency provision	No rate or amount supplied
September1,2011	H0331 historical effective clause	Introduced mirror plus official historical explanation
July1,2016	Secondary H0503/S1315 history	Final official enactments not recovered
July1,2023	H0065 §3 effective clause	Introduced mirror; final official body failed
January1,2026	Separate §63-602G effective block	Secondary version, not official authentication
Mailing / service / receipt / recording / publication / posting	Different legal events	No substitution or actual event finding
Business/calendar counting and holidays	Provision-specific	Only expressly stated business-day rules used; no universal extra mail days

Captured table 19

Branch · Required predicate · Supported consequence · 28 data rows

Branch	Required predicate	Supported consequence	Inference to avoid	Next generic public-law inquiry
B01—trust deed	Conforming instrument and statutory relationship	Chapter15 framework	Recorded title label alone creates authority	Official current definitions and general enforceability law
B02—property	Exact acreage/location/use branch	Potential chapter eligibility	All agricultural or large property categorically included/excluded	Official property definition and generic construction
B03—trustee	Qualified category and valid appointment	Statutory trustee powers	Named person necessarily qualified	Incorporated charter/licensing law
B04—successor	Valid succession and required recording	Successor powers	Recording cures invalid assignment	Generic assignment/authority law, not records
B05—default	Actual secured obligation and sale-authorizing default clause	Potential power of sale	Notice assertion proves default	Generic contract/default construction
B06—debt action	Correct classification under1503/1505/6-101(3)	Statutory route restriction	Every separate proceeding is allowed or forbidden	Generic reconciliation of clauses
B07—default notice	Correct contents, counties, recipients, methods	Statutory notice predicate	Recorded notice proves receipt or accuracy	Official text and service construction
B08—notice request	Timely acknowledged request and service showing	Required notice status	Request creates ownership	Official1511
B09—successor/junior notice	Recorded-before-default or actual knowledge	Mailing obligation	Only record title matters	Generic notice/knowledge construction
B10—occupant	Adult occupant and completed attempts/exceptions	Service/posting branch	Any posting alone suffices	Rule4 incorporation and statutory harmonization
B11—publication	Qualified publication and sequence	Notice proof	A newspaper label proves compliance	Generic publication qualification law
B12—modification review	Regulated beneficiary, noncommercial loan, annual tax-exemption test	Review opportunity and sale-response condition	Universal modification entitlement	Official1506C and incorporated tax law
B13—request timing	Timely receipt by specified method	Evaluation duty	Mailing on deadline necessarily sufficient	Generic receipt/tender construction
B14—meeting	Timely request and exception facts	Discussion before response	Every request forces an in-person meeting	Official complete paragraph; no actual facts
B15—reinstatement	Listed person, time, qualifying payment	Discontinue and restore pre-acceleration state	Arrears estimate or full payoff interchangeable	Official1506(12), fee authority
B16—ordinary postponement	Beneficiary request and announcement	Limited date shift	Unlimited unexplained delay	Official1506(8), generic construction
B17—stay prevents sale	Legally operative stay and later termination	1506Arescheduling route	State text determines bankruptcy stay	Complete federal stay law if necessary
B18—stay lifted before sale	Timely written request and prior compliance	1506Bbranch	Automatic tolling without request	Official clauses and generic harmonization
B19—competing notice clauses	1506Bno-further-notice plus applicable later residence rule	No combined conclusion yet	One silently overrides the other	Generic statutory construction, cases excluded here
B20—auction	Valid process and eligible bidding/payment	Deed-delivery route	Beneficiary bid proves credit-bid amount	Execution-sale incorporation if needed
B21—proceeds	Lawful expenses, secured debt, recorded junior rights	Ordered application	Gross proceeds establish surplus/deficiency	Priority and expense authority
B22—finality	Notice/knowledge/purchaser predicates	Specified termination/protection	All defects and all interests extinguished	Generic purchaser/notice/fraud construction
B23—recitals	Recorded deed and qualifying affidavits	Evidentiary effects	Recital equals adjudicated fact	Official1510 and evidentiary construction
B24—rescission	Invalid sale and authorized recorder	Status-quo restoration	Convenience cancellation of valid sale	Generic invalidity/remedial law
B25—possession	Completed sale, elapsed statutory point, no prior-interest issue	Limited state entitlement	Self-help eviction permission	Tenant/possession procedure and federal law
B26—deficiency	Timely specific action, valid obligation, court fair-value finding	Statutory ceilings	Automatic shortfall or universal forgiveness	Official1512 and narrow construction
B27—reconveyance	Performance, beneficiary request, applicable fees	Statutory reconveyance duty	Reinstatement equals payoff	Mortgage-discharge incorporation
B28—version	Official operative body and material effective chain	Exact gap may close	Mirror or old report proves2026law	Readable official code/session laws

Captured table 20

Field · Entry · 41 data rows

Field	Entry
Instrument category
Governing authority and edition
Official-current-text status
Qualifying real-property branch
Grantor role
Beneficiary role
Trustee qualification
Successor-authority provision
Recorded-instrument predicate
Default predicate
Concurrent-action restriction
Default-notice contents
Default-notice recipients
Required warning/language
Recorded-request provision
Sale-notice recipients
Sale-notice contents
Mailing/service rule
Occupant-service rule
Posting exception
Publication requirement
Affidavit-recording requirement
Modification-review predicate
Request receipt rule
Response/meeting provision
Reinstatement eligibility
Reinstatement amount categories
Fee limitations
Postponement branch
Stay/rescheduling branch
Sale/conveyance provision
Proceeds order
Finality/purchaser condition
Recital evidentiary effect
Post-sale possession dependency
Deficiency provision
Reconveyance provision
Federal/special-regime dependency
Counting rule or unknown
Missing primary evidence
Review status

Captured table 21

Requested issue · Disposition · Claims/sources/branches · 44 data rows

Requested issue	Disposition	Claims/sources/branches	Exact remaining dependency
1—enacted framework/current official body	Provisional framework; authentication open	C001–C009; S001–S004	Official current bodies and amendment chain
Trust deed versus mortgage/security interest	Distinguished	C002–C003; B01	No actual instrument construction
Judicial versus nonjudicial	Distinguished	C007–C008	Full judicial mortgage law excluded
Roles and successor authority	Conditional text read	C003,C005–C006	Assignment, professional/charter authority
Acreage/use/location	Complete relevant definition read	C004	Actual property and generic construction held
Instrument/default/enforceability	Predicates separated	C009	No actual contract or default
Nonwaiver/contract qualifications	Bounded	C027–C028	No universal waiver rule established
Indispensable incorporations	Read or expressly held	S003–S005	Charter, tax, probate, execution-sale, discharge law
2—recorded prerequisites	Provisionally answered	C009–C012	Official-current text; no title records
Notice recipients	Provisionally answered	C010,C013–C014	Actual knowledge/representative status
Contents/type/language	Provisionally answered	C011,C015,C021	No populated instrument
Mailing/service/posting/publication	Material clauses read	C016–C019	Publication qualifications and actual compliance held
Notice reference events	Distinguished	C019,C022; Section9	No calendar
Affidavits and evidence	Distinguished	C018,C024,C036	No affidavits examined
3—cure/reinstatement	Provisionally answered	C025–C028	Actual tender, expenses, contract predicates
Redemption versus reinstatement	Distinguished	C028,C038	Other redemption regimes held
Acceleration	Statutory reversal effect read	C026–C028	Actual acceleration validity not determined
Permitted fees/costs	Categories read	C026–C027,C035	No dollar/percentage calculation
Prior-use/count limits	Bounded absence in read clause	C028	No universal repeat-cure permission
Ordinary postponement	Provisionally answered	C029	No actual announcement
Stay rescheduling	Provisionally answered	C030–C032	Bankruptcy/court-stay status and harmonization
Cancellation/restart	Specific branches read	C028,C031,C039	No general convenience cancellation rule
4—sale/conveyance	Provisionally answered	C033–C034	Credit-bid/refusal incorporation; no actual sale
Proceeds/surplus	Order read	C035	Priority, amount, timing of disputed distribution
Deficiency	Narrow trustee-sale rule read	C042–C043	No debt validity/fair-value outcome
Recitals/presumptions	Precisely separated	C036–C038	Good faith, value, notice, actual knowledge
Post-sale challenge/claim periods	Specific relations identified	C037,C039,C042	No universal challenge deadline established
Possession	Narrow state clause only	C040–C041	Tenant, eviction, vacancy, personal-property law
Reconveyance/refusal	Duty and incorporation identified	C044	Full discharge/remedy law held
5—mortgage servicing	Dependency identified only	C047; S012	Full coverage/exceptions/current rule
Bankruptcy/military	Dependency identified only	C030,C039,C047	Complete underlying federal authority
Tax/government liens	Dependency identified only	C047	Federal notice/discharge/redemption rules
Junior interests	State notice/proceeds relations read	C013,C035,C038	Full priority/title law excluded
Agriculture/special property	Acreage/use distinction read	C004	Separate special regimes
Local/tribal/interstate	Held	C047–C049	Separate jurisdiction inquiry
Full consumer remedies	Held	C024,C047	§48-606 and other remedial regimes
6—issuer/URL/pinpoint/read extent	Registered visibly	Section7	Exact failures retained
Amendment/effective/application history	Partial	C045–C046; S006–S010	Final official enactments and full2026comparison
Current versus historical/discovery	Distinguished	S001–S013	No discovery result promoted
Primary failure handling	Logged	Section13	No bypass or no-law inference
Visible claims/quantities/branches	Supplied	Sections8–10	Conditional evidence, not acceptance
Blank worksheet	Supplied unfilled	Section11	No narrative or values
Earlier C033/C035 and other holds	Unchanged	C050	No earlier gap closed by implication
Dimension6/Idaho/A066	Not accepted complete	All above	Remaining real-property and other dimensions

Captured table 22

Route/material · Actual use · 13 data rows

Route/material	Actual use
Official Idaho trust-deed section routes	Fresh topic-specific attempts; failures recorded
Materially different official enactment route	Visible 2023 H0065 PDF link attempted; failed
Secondary chapter locator	Navigation to actual section bodies; omission from an index was not treated as repeal
2025 reproduced trust-deed chapter	Complete relevant bodies and histories read; §1515 only a separate-clock boundary
Mortgage/category and §6-101 references	Necessary generic clauses read; no full judicial foreclosure report
Homeowner-tax incorporation	Selected relevant temporal versions/definitions read; no tax record
Official Idaho court rules	Necessary generic service provisions read
Legislative mirrors	Relevant generic amendment/effective text read with introduced/engrossed provenance
Official AG historical report	Legislative-initiatives page only used substantively
Court-hosted historical tenant handout	Discovery/context only; not current tenant-law authority
Federal generic searches	Official dependency locators identified; substantive regimes not reconstructed
Named opinions, parties, issued notices, title records, newspaper notices	Not investigated or relied on
Supplied earlier reports/local metadata	Scope context only; no local-file or conversation-link inspection

Captured table 23

Document · Parsed text used · Pixels actually inspected · 7 data rows

Document	Parsed text used	Pixels actually inspected
2011 AG Annual Report	Legislative initiatives	Printed4 / index4
2011 H0331 mirror	Material §§1–2 and §4	Printed7 / index6 for effective clause
2016 H0503 mirror	Trustee-definition amendment and context	Printed1 / index0
2016 S1315 mirror	Material §1506 amendment and added subsection15	Printed4 / index3
2023 H0065 mirror	§1506C warning revision and effective clause	Printed2 / index1; printed5 / index4
Historical Legal Aid handout	Selected generic text/revision marker	PDF index1
Official2023H0065route	No body recovered	None

Captured table 24

Item · Exact retained limitation · 14 data rows

Item	Exact retained limitation
Official current §§45-1502,1506	Fresh routes failed
Other chapter15official bodies	Not independently recovered; secondary wording not promoted
Final official2011/2016/2023session laws	Not recovered; historical/mirror evidence has narrower effect
2012publication amendment	Discovery lead only
Full2026amendment comparison	Not completed; no no-change conclusion
Trustee charter/license definitions	Unread external regimes
§63-602Gincorporated tax definitions	Not completely read/authenticated
Newspaper qualification law	Not completed
Execution-sale refusal-to-pay incorporation	Not completed
Mortgage-discharge refusal liability	Not completed
§48-606complete remedies	Not completed
Federal servicing/stay/military/lien/tenant regimes	Held dependencies, not positive exceptions or permissions
Judicial construction	No case/opinion/docket investigation
Nonjudicial day counting	No universal convention or actual date calculation established

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Official operative Idaho bodies were not recovered through the listed fresh routes.

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Claim: C001
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Trust deed and ordinary mortgage are distinct statutory categories.

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Claim: C002
Source/pinpoint: S002 §1502; S003 §§901,904
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Trustee title is limited; beneficiary, trustee, grantor, and successors are distinct.

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Claim: C003
Source/pinpoint: S002 §1502(1)–(4)
Status and limitation: P; no status adjudication

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Property eligibility uses alternative location, acreage, and use branches.

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Claim: C004
Source/pinpoint: S002 §1502(5)
Status and limitation: P; no parcel classification

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Trustee eligibility is confined to the listed categories.

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Claim: C005
Source/pinpoint: S002 §1504(1)
Status and limitation: P; charter/license incorporations held

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Resignation and successor powers depend on the specified recording and notice conditions.

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Claim: C006
Source/pinpoint: S002 §1504(2)
Status and limitation: P

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Statutory sale power and judicial foreclosure are distinct alternatives.

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Claim: C007
Source/pinpoint: S002 §1503(1)
Status and limitation: P; no permission

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Direct obligation enforcement has specified exceptions, including defined valuelessness and §6-101(3).

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Claim: C008
Source/pinpoint: S002 §1503(1)–(3); S003
Status and limitation: P; full other regimes held

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Nonjudicial prerequisites include recordings, actual default, and the debt-action condition.

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Claim: C009
Source/pinpoint: S002 §1505(1)–(4)
Status and limitation: P

S_ID-P10-C010 Saved research record

Default notice has statutory contents, recording, and mailing requirements.

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Claim: C010
Source/pinpoint: S002 §1505(3)
Status and limitation: P

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Individual-owner warning has layout/language requirements; its rescue-contract reference is not a foreclosure cure period.

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Claim: C011
Source/pinpoint: S002 §1505(3)
Status and limitation: P; rescue regime held

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Recorded notice requests have a timing/form/service predicate and do not create title interests.

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Claim: C012
Source/pinpoint: S002 §1511; §1506A(2)
Status and limitation: P

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Ordinary sale notice uses the stated 120-day period and recipient categories.

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Claim: C013
Source/pinpoint: S002 §1506(2)
Status and limitation: P

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Incapacity/death treatment remains conditional on specified notice to proper recipients.

Recorded check status: selected cached primary partial aspect and secondary compared currentness held

Claim: C014
Source/pinpoint: S002 §1506(3); S005 Rule4
Status and limitation: P/O; probate held

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Sale notice contents and time/place are expressly prescribed.

Recorded check status: selected cached primary partial aspect and secondary compared currentness held

Claim: C015
Source/pinpoint: S002 §1506(4)
Status and limitation: P

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Occupant service/posting has complete attempt and exception conditions.

Recorded check status: selected secondary aspect compared official currentness incorporations construction held

Claim: C016
Source/pinpoint: S002 §1506(5)
Status and limitation: P; no service finding

S_ID-P10-C017 Saved research record

Publication frequency, final-publication interval, and trustee conflict prohibition are distinct requirements.

Recorded check status: selected secondary aspect compared official currentness incorporations construction held

Claim: C017
Source/pinpoint: S002 §1506(6)
Status and limitation: P

S_ID-P10-C018 Saved research record

Specified notice affidavits/proof must be recorded at least twenty days before sale.

Recorded check status: selected secondary aspect compared official currentness incorporations construction held

Claim: C018
Source/pinpoint: S002 §1506(7)
Status and limitation: P

S_ID-P10-C019 Saved research record

Mailing effectiveness and overseas exception do not change express receipt requirements elsewhere.

Recorded check status: selected secondary aspect compared official currentness incorporations construction held

Claim: C019
Source/pinpoint: S002 §§1505(3),1506(13)–(14)
Status and limitation: P

S_ID-P10-C020 Saved research record

Modification review uses regulated-beneficiary, noncommercial, and annual homeowner-exemption predicates.

Recorded check status: selected secondary aspect compared official currentness incorporations construction held

Claim: C020
Source/pinpoint: S002 §1506C(1); S004
Status and limitation: P; tax qualification held

S_ID-P10-C021 Saved research record

Supplemental notice/form have type, content, and Spanish-language conditions.

Recorded check status: selected secondary aspect compared official currentness incorporations construction held

Claim: C021
Source/pinpoint: S002 §1506C(1)–(2)
Status and limitation: P

S_ID-P10-C022 Saved research record

Timely receipt triggers evaluation and response; it does not guarantee modification.

Recorded check status: selected secondary aspect compared official currentness incorporations construction held

Claim: C022
Source/pinpoint: S002 §1506C(1),(3)
Status and limitation: P

S_ID-P10-C023 Saved research record

Meeting obligation, failed-contact/attendance exception, and authority condition are separate.

Recorded check status: selected secondary aspect compared official currentness incorporations construction held

Claim: C023
Source/pinpoint: S002 §1506C(4)
Status and limitation: P

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Compliance affidavit has a relying-party effect; enforcement incorporation is not a full remedy determination.

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Claim: C024
Source/pinpoint: S002 §1506C(5)–(7)
Status and limitation: P/H

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Nonjudicial reinstatement uses the listed persons and 115-day recording-based period.

Recorded check status: selected secondary aspect compared official currentness incorporations construction held

Claim: C025
Source/pinpoint: S002 §1506(12)
Status and limitation: P

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Reinstatement excludes principal not due absent default and includes only the stated lawful categories.

Recorded check status: selected secondary aspect compared official currentness incorporations construction held

Claim: C026
Source/pinpoint: S002 §1506(12)
Status and limitation: P; no amount

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Trustee fee rules include reasonableness, pre-default-recording restriction, and reconveyance conditions.

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Claim: C027
Source/pinpoint: S002 §1502(6)
Status and limitation: P; no fixed cap invented

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Qualifying cure discontinues proceedings and restores the pre-acceleration obligation.

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Claim: C028
Source/pinpoint: S002 §1506(12)
Status and limitation: P; no general waiver/repeat-use rule inferred

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Ordinary postponement and special postponed-residence notice are separate requirements.

Recorded check status: selected secondary aspect compared official currentness incorporations construction held

Claim: C029
Source/pinpoint: S002 §1506(8)
Status and limitation: P

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A stay-prevented original sale has its own rescheduling notice/publication/requester rules.

Recorded check status: selected secondary aspect compared official currentness incorporations construction held

Claim: C030
Source/pinpoint: S002 §1506A
Status and limitation: P; bankruptcy predicates held

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A stay lifted before the original sale invokes a different request and pre-stay-compliance structure.

Recorded check status: selected secondary aspect compared official currentness incorporations construction held

Claim: C031
Source/pinpoint: S002 §1506B
Status and limitation: P

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The no-additional-notice clause and later special postponed-residence notice require unresolved harmonization.

Recorded check status: selected secondary aspect compared official currentness incorporations construction held

Claim: C032
Source/pinpoint: S002 §§1506B(3),1506(8)
Status and limitation: H

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Auction, bidder eligibility, payment, and deed delivery have source-stated conditions.

Recorded check status: selected secondary aspect compared official currentness incorporations construction held

Claim: C033
Source/pinpoint: S002 §1506(8)–(9)
Status and limitation: P; credit bidding/refusal incorporation held

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Deed conveys the statutory interest, not a universal title warranty.

Recorded check status: selected secondary aspect compared official currentness incorporations construction held

Claim: C034
Source/pinpoint: S002 §§1506(10),1513
Status and limitation: P

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Sale proceeds have a statutory application order.

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Claim: C035
Source/pinpoint: S002 §1507
Status and limitation: P; actual priority/amounts held

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Recorded recitals are prima-facie evidence, with purchaser-specific conclusive effect.

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Claim: C036
Source/pinpoint: S002 §§1509,1510(1)
Status and limitation: P

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Timely recording can relate the deed’s effectiveness back to sale.

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Claim: C037
Source/pinpoint: S002 §1510(1)
Status and limitation: P; late-recording validity not decided

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Finality/no-redemption provisions depend on notice, actual knowledge, or purchaser conditions.

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Claim: C038
Source/pinpoint: S002 §1508
Status and limitation: P; no universal extinguishment

S_ID-P10-C039 Saved research record

Statutory rescission addresses an invalid sale and specified recording actors/content.

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Claim: C039
Source/pinpoint: S002 §1510(2)
Status and limitation: P; no convenience rescission

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Possession language does not itself resolve eviction or federal tenant protection.

Recorded check status: selected secondary aspect compared official currentness incorporations construction held

Claim: C040
Source/pinpoint: S002 §1506(11)
Status and limitation: P/H

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Unoccupied-property consequences require the subsection’s full conditions.

Recorded check status: selected secondary aspect compared official currentness incorporations construction held

Claim: C041
Source/pinpoint: S002 §1506(15)
Status and limitation: P; other property law held

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Section1512’s three-month window is specific to the post-trustee-sale balance action.

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Claim: C042
Source/pinpoint: S002 §1512
Status and limitation: P; not P6 or general challenge clock

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Fair-value finding and dual ceilings prevent treating arithmetic shortfall as automatic deficiency.

Recorded check status: selected secondary aspect compared official currentness incorporations construction held

Claim: C043
Source/pinpoint: S002 §1512
Status and limitation: P; no amount/outcome

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Performance and written beneficiary request trigger reconveyance, with separate fee/refusal dependencies.

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Claim: C044
Source/pinpoint: S002 §§1514,1502(6)
Status and limitation: P/H

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Historical amendment copies and official history do not authenticate current operative statutory wording.

Recorded check status: historical AG aspect primary compared final enactment and 2026chain unverified

Claim: C045
Source/pinpoint: S006–S010
Status and limitation: Historical/source-status finding

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The tax incorporation has distinct effective-version blocks; the old block is not assumed current.

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Claim: C046
Source/pinpoint: S004
Status and limitation: P/H

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Federal/special-regime dependencies are identified, not completed or applied.

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Claim: C047
Source/pinpoint: S012; state cross-references
Status and limitation: H

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No universal day-counting or waiver rule is inferred from numerical periods alone.

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Claim: C048
Source/pinpoint: S002,S005
Status and limitation: H; no calendar

S_ID-P10-C049 Saved research record

No actual or invented property, party, default, notice, sale, or outcome was investigated.

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Claim: C049
Source/pinpoint: Research record
Status and limitation: Certain

S_ID-P10-C050 Saved research record

Earlier holds and other dimensions remain unchanged.

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Claim: C050
Source/pinpoint: Supplied scope context
Status and limitation: No acceptance by implication

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S001 — fresh official access failures Literal URL Actual result Evidentiary limit https://legislature.idaho.gov/statutesrules/idstat/Title45/T45CH15/SECT45-1506/ Restricted No official operative body read https://legislature.idaho.gov/statutesrules/idstat/Title45/T45CH15/SECT45-1502/ Restricted Same https://legislature.idaho.gov/wp-content/uploads/sessioninfo/2023/legislation/H0065.pdf Inaccessible after following a visible legislative link Materially different ordinary enactment route; final official act not recovered These failures are fresh P10 observations and do not overwrite prior source logs.

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S002 — Title 45, chapter 15 statutory reproduction Publisher/title: Justia, 2025 Idaho Code—Title 45, Chapter 15, Trust Deeds. Chapter locator: https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-45/chapter-15/ Status: Secondary, dated 2025, with express accuracy/currentness disclaimer. Complete bodies and displayed histories were read for the sections below, except § 1515, used only as a boundary. Literal URL Complete material read scope Displayed credits and currentness limit https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-45/chapter-15/section-45-1502/ (1)–(6) Added 1957 ch.181 §2 p.345; amendments 1967 ch.118 §2 p.251; 1970 ch.42 §1 p.89; 1983 ch.190 §1 p.515; 1995 ch.326 §2 p.1095; 1996 ch.248 §1 p.783; 1997 ch.387 §1 p.1242; 2008 ch.365 §1 p.1000; 2016 ch.227 §1 p.624 https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-45/chapter-15/section-45-1503/ (1)–(3) Added 1957 §3 p.345; amendments 1967 ch.118 §3 p.251; 1989 ch.340 §1 p.861; 1993 ch.281 §2 p.951 https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-45/chapter-15/section-45-1504/ (1)–(2) Added 1957 §4 p.345; amendments 1969 ch.155 §1 p.482; 1983 ch.190 §2 p.515; 2005 ch.236 §3 p.726 https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-45/chapter-15/section-45-1505/ (1)–(4), prescribed warning and language rule Added 1957 §5 p.345; amendments 1990 ch.401 §1 p.1123; 2008 ch.192 §2 p.603; 2009 ch.136 §1 p.417 https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-45/chapter-15/section-45-1506/ (1)–(15), all exceptions Added 1957 §6 p.345; amendments 1967 ch.74 §1 p.170; 1983 ch.190 §3 p.516; 1990 ch.401 §2 p.1123; 2011 ch.323 §1 p.939; 2012 ch.326 §1 p.905; 2016 ch.364 §1 p.1071 https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-45/chapter-15/section-45-1506a/ (1)–(4) Added 1983 ch.190 §4 p.518; amended 1987 ch.166 §1 p.327 https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-45/chapter-15/section-45-1506b/ (1)–(5) Added 1983 ch.190 §5 p.519 https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-45/chapter-15/section-45-1506c/ (1)–(7), statutory blank notices/forms Added 2011 ch.323 §2 p.941; amended 2023 ch.266 §1 p.793 https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-45/chapter-15/section-45-1507/ Complete proceeds order Added 1957 ch.181 §7 p.345 https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-45/chapter-15/section-45-1508/ Complete finality provision Added 1957 §8 p.345; amended 1990 ch.401 §3 p.1126 https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-45/chapter-15/section-45-1509/ Complete deed-content provision Added 1957 §9 p.345 https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-45/chapter-15/section-45-1510/ (1)–(2), statutory blank rescission form Added 1957 §10 p.345; amendments 1990 ch.401 §4 p.1126; 2010 ch.249 §1 p.639; 2013 ch.174 §1 p.403 https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-45/chapter-15/section-45-1511/ Complete recorded-request provision Added 1957 §11 p.345 https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-45/chapter-15/section-45-1512/ Complete trustee-sale balance-action provision Added 1957 §12 p.345 https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-45/chapter-15/section-45-1513/ Complete conveyance provision Added 1957 §13 p.345 https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-45/chapter-15/section-45-1514/ Complete performance/reconveyance provision Added 1957 §14 p.345 https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-45/chapter-15/section-45-1515/ Read solely to identify separate limitation incorporation; no period analysis Added 1957 §15 p.345; P6 clocks not rerun Displayed source credits are not independently authenticated enactment or no-amendment findings.

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S003 — necessary category and action cross-references Literal URL Actual read Status/source credit https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-45/chapter-9/section-45-901/ Complete definition 2025 secondary; displayed amendment 1957 ch.181 §16 p.345 https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-45/chapter-9/section-45-904/ Complete security-transfer distinction 2025 secondary; displayed 1957 ch.181 §18 and 1967 ch.272 §13 amendments https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-6/chapter-1/section-6-101/ Complete subsection (3)(a)–(o); surrounding provision inspected only to identify scope 2025 secondary; C.C.P.1881 §468 lineage; amendments 1967 ch.272 §1 p.745; 1993 ch.281 §1 p.949. Full judicial foreclosure excluded

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Direct source URLs: https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-45/chapter-9/section-45-901/
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https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-6/chapter-1/section-6-101/

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S004 — homeowner-exemption incorporation URL: https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-63/chapter-6/section-63-602g/ Read: Both effective-version headings; selected complete relevant owner/primary-dwelling definitions and application paragraphs in the January 1, 2026-effective block; displayed source notes. Status: 2025 secondary reproduction containing distinct temporal versions. The displayed 2025 amendments include ch.167 §1 p.799 and ch.202 §3 p.918. The original acts and complete tax-eligibility chain were not recovered. Sections 63-701(7)–(8) and 63-703 remain unread dependencies. No tax amount or tax-roll result is used.

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Direct source URLs: https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-63/chapter-6/section-63-602g/

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S005 — official Idaho court rules Issuer/title: Idaho Supreme Court, Idaho Rules of Civil Procedure. URL: https://isc.idaho.gov/rules-procedure/ircp Read: Necessary complete Rule 4(c)(1)–(2) and 4(d)(1)–(2) service/recipient provisions; rule scope and relevant surrounding headings. Status/limits: Official current-published HTML. Linked original amendment orders were not opened. No actual service, representative, jurisdiction, or return was examined. General civil-rule timing was not automatically imposed on nonjudicial statutory periods.

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Direct source URLs: https://isc.idaho.gov/rules-procedure/ircp

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S006 — official historical legislative explanation Issuer/title: Idaho Attorney General, Consumer Protection, Competition, and Tobacco Enforcement—2011 Annual Report, February 2012. URL: https://www.ag.idaho.gov/content/uploads/2018/03/ConsumerAnnualReport2011.pdf Read: Generic legislative-initiatives discussion, printed page 4 / PDF index 4, visually inspected. Supports: Official historical statement that H0331 became effective September 1, 2011, amended § 45-1506(8), and added § 45-1506C. Limits: Not operative statutory text or current-law certification. Enforcement-case portions were not investigated.

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Direct source URLs: https://www.ag.idaho.gov/content/uploads/2018/03/ConsumerAnnualReport2011.pdf

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S007 — 2011 H0331 historical amendment copy Text: https://legiscan.com/ID/text/H0331/id/255730/Idaho-2011-H0331-Introduced.pdf Status locator: https://legiscan.com/ID/bill/H0331/2011 Read: Material §§ 1–2 and § 4; generic statutory forms remained blank. Printed page 7 / PDF index 6 visually inspected for the September 1, 2011 effective clause; material amendment text read in parsed form. Status: Introduced-version legislative mirror. Secondary history reports chapter 323 and signature April 13, 2011. The official AG report independently supports the historical effective date, but the final official session-law body was not recovered.

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Direct source URLs: https://legiscan.com/ID/text/H0331/id/255730/Idaho-2011-H0331-Introduced.pdf
https://legiscan.com/ID/bill/H0331/2011

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S008 — 2016 H0503 trustee-definition amendment Text: https://legiscan.com/ID/text/H0503/id/1339055/Idaho-2016-H0503-Introduced.pdf Status: https://legiscan.com/ID/bill/H0503/2016 Read: Complete relevant amendment to § 45-1502(4); printed page 1 / PDF index 0 visually inspected. Remaining page parsed. Status: Introduced mirror; secondary history reports 2016 chapter 227 and July 1, 2016 effectiveness. No original final enactment/effective clause recovered.

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Direct source URLs: https://legiscan.com/ID/text/H0503/id/1339055/Idaho-2016-H0503-Introduced.pdf
https://legiscan.com/ID/bill/H0503/2016

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S009 — 2016 S1315 post-sale property amendment Text: https://legiscan.com/ID/text/S1315/id/1365220/Idaho-2016-S1315-Engrossed.pdf Status: https://legiscan.com/ID/bill/S1315/2016 Read: Material § 1 amendment, including § 45-1506(15); printed page 4 / PDF index 3 visually inspected. Four-page bill parsed. Status: “As Amended, As Amended” engrossed mirror. Secondary history reports chapter 364, signed April 5, 2016, effective July 1, 2016. Final official session law not recovered.

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Direct source URLs: https://legiscan.com/ID/text/S1315/id/1365220/Idaho-2016-S1315-Engrossed.pdf
https://legiscan.com/ID/bill/S1315/2016

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S010 — 2023 H0065 warning-text revision Text: https://legiscan.com/ID/text/H0065/id/2675621/Idaho-2023-H0065-Introduced.pdf Status: https://legiscan.com/ID/bill/H0065/2023 Read: Relevant § 1 amendment to § 45-1506C and § 3 effective clause. Printed page 2 / PDF index 1 and printed page 5 / PDF index 4 visually inspected. Separate foreclosure-rescue material in § 2 not used as a completed regime. Status: Introduced mirror. Effective clause states July 1, 2023; secondary history reports chapter 266 and enactment. Official PDF attempt failed. The identified change includes the warning’s HUD-reference wording, not a presumed overhaul of every foreclosure rule.

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Direct source URLs: https://legiscan.com/ID/text/H0065/id/2675621/Idaho-2023-H0065-Introduced.pdf
https://legiscan.com/ID/bill/H0065/2023

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S011 — historical court-hosted generic tenant handout Issuer: Idaho Legal Aid Services; hosted by Idaho court self-help site. URL: https://courtselfhelp.idaho.gov/docs/forms/H-9.pdf Read: Selected generic foreclosure explanation and revision marker; PDF index 1, visually inspected, states revised 1/13. Limit: Historical generic guidance, not current federal tenant-law authentication. No operational advice or tenant deadline from it is adopted.

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Direct source URLs: https://courtselfhelp.idaho.gov/docs/forms/H-9.pdf

S_ID-P10-S012 Saved research record

S012 — official dependency locators, discovery only Literal URL Status in this pass https://www.consumerfinance.gov/rules-policy/regulations/1024/30/ Official scope locator discovered; complete operative body not analyzed https://www.consumerfinance.gov/rules-policy/regulations/1024/41/ Official loss-mitigation locator discovered; no federal period or exception applied https://uscode.house.gov/us/usc/119-120/t50/s3953/ Official military-protection locator discovered; body/application dependencies not completed https://uscode.house.gov/us/usc/119-120/t26/s7425/ Official federal-tax-lien locator discovered; no operative foreclosure conclusion https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/PLAW-111publ22/html/PLAW-111publ22.htm Original tenant-statute locator discovered; later restoration/amendment/current-law chain not completed https://uscode.house.gov/view.xhtml?req=%28title%3A11+section%3A362%28k%29+edition%3Aprelim%29 Official automatic-stay locator discovered; no substantive bankruptcy finding Search-result text is not treated as a completed legal-body read. No federal source is used to declare an exception, permission, or actual entitlement.

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Direct source URLs: https://www.consumerfinance.gov/rules-policy/regulations/1024/30/
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https://uscode.house.gov/us/usc/119-120/t26/s7425/
https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/PLAW-111publ22/html/PLAW-111publ22.htm
https://uscode.house.gov/view.xhtml?req=%28title%3A11+section%3A362%28k%29+edition%3Aprelim%29

S_ID-P10-S013 Saved research record

S013 — additional historical discovery lead https://legiscan.com/ID/bill/H0624/2012 https://legiscan.com/ID/text/H0624/id/596761/Idaho-2012-H0624-Introduced.pdf The generic 2012 publication-conflict amendment lead was discovered. The PDF body was not opened or used as authenticated enactment evidence. The current reproduced § 1506(6), not this lead, supplies the provisional finding.

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Direct source URLs: https://legiscan.com/ID/bill/H0624/2012
https://legiscan.com/ID/text/H0624/id/596761/Idaho-2012-H0624-Introduced.pdf

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