Updated June 06, 2023
An Alaska real estate power of attorney is a document that gives permission by a principal to an agent allowing them to purchase, sell, and manage real property on their behalf. Should the principal, at any point become unable to personally tend to their estate or financial affairs, this document will legally allow the agent to continue with the business of the principal’s real estate, as instructed in the document.
This document will require the signatures of the principal and the acknowledgment of a notary public.
Laws
- Statutes – Powers of Attorney (§§ 13.26.600 — 13.26.695)
- Signing Requirements (AS 13.26.600) – Notary Public.