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Is it necessary to send POA form to the county recorder?
I want to buy a parcel of land in Yavapai County, AZ.
The seller and I both live in LA. The seller's step-father is the name on the previous deed. The seller has POA over him, as he has dementia.
Do you think I need to send in the POA form to the county recorder? I tried asking them, but they said they can't give me legal advice.