This bill introduces new provisions to Idaho law aimed at enhancing property rights and addressing issues related to unauthorized occupancy and fraudulent property transactions. It establishes a new section, 6-310A, which allows property owners or their authorized agents to request the immediate removal of unauthorized persons from residential real property under specific conditions. These conditions include the requirement that the property is not open to the public, the unauthorized occupants are not current or former tenants, and there is no pending litigation regarding the property. The process involves submitting a verified complaint to the county sheriff, who is then responsible for serving a notice to vacate and restoring possession to the property owner.

Additionally, the bill creates two new sections under Chapter 36, Title 18, Idaho Code, addressing criminal activities related to property rights. Section 18-3621 makes it a misdemeanor to present false documents with the intent to detain real property, while Section 18-3622 classifies the fraudulent sale or lease of residential real property as a felony. The bill emphasizes the importance of protecting property owners' rights and aims to deter theft and vandalism while providing a legal framework for addressing unauthorized occupancy and fraudulent transactions. An emergency clause is included, making the act effective on July 1, 2025.