Signing Requirements
It must be signed by one (1) witness and a notary public.[1]
Recording
If a power of attorney includes language over the principal’s real property, it must be recorded at a County Recorder’s Office.[2]
Arizona Real Estate Power of Attorney Form
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Updated July 21, 2026
An Arizona real estate power of attorney is a document provided by a principal to grant an agent or an attorney the ability to sell, acquire, manage or refinance a property. Generally, the document is used to choose an agent to complete a closing once a sale has been agreed upon, but it can also allow another person to do real estate negotiations.