Updated June 05, 2023
An Alabama real estate power of attorney is a document allowing an individual or business entity that has title to real property to be able to use another party, known as the “Agent,” to sell, manage, or refinance it on their behalf. Due to the financial implications of the form, it must be completed and signed before a notary public.
The most common use of this document is to elect a real estate attorney to oversee a real estate closing.
Laws
- Statutes – Section 26-1A-204
- Signing Requirements (§ 26-1A-105) – Notary public.