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Updated over 8 years ago on . Most recent reply
PSA agreement with Power of Attorney
Hi fellow BPers,
When excecuting a contract with a Seller's Power of Attorney, should I list the POA as "seller" or the actual homeowner (on tax record) as seller and POA as co-owner?
Is it even possible to buy/sell a property dealing only with at POA? The homeowner is in the Hospital and would most certainly not be able to attend closing.
Should I send a mobile notary to get the actual homeowner's signature?
Thanks in advance for your input!
Much obliged,