Louisiana Real Estate Power of Attorney Form is a document that is often used by real estate attorneys to complete for the purpose of serving a Principal in real estate transactions. The form is also often used by a Principal in order to appoint an Agent, which could be an individual, an attorney or a real estate professional among others, to manage or transact real estate business on behalf of a Principal. As the document is completed, this document will require the witness of a Notary Public.
How to Write
Step 1 – Establishment of the Document –
- Enter the State (of Louisiana)
- Provide the Parish (county)
- Provide the date that the document is being executed
- Enter the Parish where the Principal resides
Step 2 – Number 1 –
- Read the paragraph and select the appropriate box and attach said documents
Step 3 – Number 2 –
- The Principal must read this section carefully prior to providing signatures
Step 4 – Signatures – Once the section has been reviewed and the Principal(s) agree
- Witness’ 1 and 2 must enter their signatures
- Enter the Principal’s Signature
- Enter the printed name of the Principal
- Enter the Signature of the Notary Public along with the expiration date of the Notary’s Commission