Updated June 07, 2023
A Nevada real estate power of attorney form is a document that allows a real estate owner to legally appoint a selected agent/attorney-in-fact to handle matters on their behalf. This is a legal tool that will enable the named attorney-in-fact to handle business pertaining to the real property of the principal. The agent must conduct any required real estate business in accordance with the principal directives set in writing here.
A licensed state notary must witness all signatures. The principal will retain the ability to revoke the agent’s principal powers at will by issuing a written revocation or creating a new power of attorney.
Laws
- Statutes – Power of Attorney (Uniform Act)
- Signing Requirements (N.R.S. 162A.220; N.R.S. 247.120) – Notary Public.