Updated January 16, 2023
A Georgia real estate power of attorney is a document that a Principal often uses to select and empower an Agent to assist with the purchase, sale, refinance, and/or management of real property. The Principal would complete the document to appoint an agent and should be prepared to define what the agent may do in his or her name. Both parties must provide signatures and some basic information. This form will require a Notary Public and one witness present at the time of signing.
Laws
- Statutes – Georgia Power of Attorney Act (§§ 10-6B-1 — 10-6B-81)
- Signing Requirements (Ga. Code Ann., § 10-6B-5) – One (1) Witness and Notary Public.