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POA: My buyer having someone elses sign for themselves
Hi, if my buyers are having a relative sign under a limited power of attorney ("POA"), does the person signing for them sign their own name, or the names of the people they are authorized by?
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It's not just a liauthority mited POA, it should be a Durable Specific POA, stating the authority to purchase a specific property described by the legal description. See your title company for the proper form.
The person signing needs to sign, Joe shmuck, For Allen Buyer under or by POA dated 9/21/12. Good lcuk