Real Estate Power of Attorney

This power of attorney will cover

All properties owned by the principalOnly one specific property

Is the address of the specific property the same as the principal's mailing address?

YesNo

Enter the property address:

Street Address

Address Line 2

City

State

ZIP Code

Do you want to enter the legal description of the property?

YesNo

Legal description:

e.g., "Parcel ID: 10002882727228"

Which powers do you want to give to the agent?

Sale of real estatePurchase of real estateManagement of real estateRefinancing

Unselect any power you DON'T want the agent to have.

Do you want to grant any additional powers?

YesNo

e.g., the power to bring or defend lawsuits related to the property.

Enter the additional powers granted, beginning with the phrase "The Agent is authorized to..."

e.g., "The Agent is authorized to bring or defend lawsuits related to the property."

When will this power of attorney become effective?

Immediately (upon signature and acknowledgment)On a future date

Effective date:

Will this power of attorney end on a specific date?

YesNo (will end on revocation or death)

End date:

Which state is this power of attorney being executed in?

Signing requirements vary by state.

What is the principal's name?

Enter the name of the person GIVING this power of attorney.

Is this individual acting on behalf of a business entity?

YesNo

Business entity name:

Do you want to enter the principal's mailing address?

YesNo, I'll do this later

Principal's mailing address:

Street Address

Address Line 2

City

State

ZIP Code

What is the agent's name?

Enter the name of the person RECEIVING the power of attorney.

Do you want to enter the agent's mailing address?

YesNo, I'll do this later

Agent's mailing address:

Street Address

Address Line 2

City

State

ZIP Code

How would you like to sign this power of attorney?

Before a notary publicBefore two witnesses

Under state law, the principal must sign this document in the presence of either a notary public or two witnesses.

Under state law, the principal must sign this document in the presence of a notary public.

I understand

Under state law, the principal must sign this document in the presence of a notary public AND one witness.

I understand

Under state law, the principal must sign this document in the presence of a notary public AND two witnesses.

I understand

It is HIGHLY recommended that the principal sign this document in the presence of a notary public.

I understand

It is HIGHLY recommended that the principal sign this document in the presence of a notary public and two witnesses.

I understand

If the agent will BUY or SELL the property, this power of attorney may need to be recorded with the local county recorder's office under state law.

I understand

If this document is recorded, state law also requires that it be notarized.

I understand

Even if not legally required, it is HIGHLY recommended that this document be notarized in any case.