Texas Real Estate Power of Attorney Form

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Updated July 21, 2026

A Texas real estate power of attorney is a document used by a principal to select an agent to buy, sell, lease, or perform other transactions regarding real estate on their behalf.^[1] To execute the form, the principal must acknowledge their signature on the document before a notary.

Signing Requirements

Must be signed in the presence of a notary public.^[2]

Recording

A real estate power of attorney used to execute a real estate transaction must be recorded in the County Clerk’s Office in order to protect the purchaser’s rights and ensure the validity of the instrument.^[3]

Sample

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Sources

TX Est Code § 752.102(a)
TX Est Code § 751.0021(a)
TX Prop § 13.001(a)