Updated June 07, 2023
An Ohio real estate power of attorney form is a document you can use to appoint an agent to represent matters related to your real estate interests. Thus, this paperwork will enable the elected agent to complete the tasks and directives the principal has set forth. This document will require direct attention from the principal to achieve this goal. They will need to determine precisely what powers the agent should wield when representing the principal’s interests. Additionally, only the principal can sign this paperwork into execution.
Once it is executed, it will remain in effect for the time period indicated by the principal unless they revoke these powers in writing or creates a new power document that directly interferes with this one. That is, the agent will only be able to wield these powers at the discretion of the principal.
Laws
- Statutes – Chapter 1337: Power Of Attorney
- Signing Requirements (R.C. §§ 1337.25, 1337.04) – Notary Public.