I have a unique situation wherein the property is owned by 5 siblings and they all agreed they want the oldest sibling to sign everything on their behalf, so they want to complete a power of attorney form to give him the right to sign.

My situation may be somewhat unique compared to most other new members here, and any advice would be greatly appreciated!

I have a unique situation wherein the property I want to purchase is owned by 5 siblings and they have all agreed they want the oldest sibling to sign everything on their behalf, so they want to complete a power of attorney form to give him the right to sign.

Often time when i talk to SNCOs I find unique programs that were not discussed by the typical AFRC briefings. 

Everyone's situation is unique...and for me, I love my cubicle job and the benefits it brings.

The world of rehab is unique, exciting, and full of surprises. 

(Each property is unique and may have HOA rules.)

Short answer yes if you are starting out good to establish a relationship - my case is unique to the marketplace.

No, you cannot win this argument, except in some very unique circumstances.

good afternoon. I am looking into buying my first deal and I've ran into possible a brick wall. It's a 3 bed 1 bath house and a duplex 2 bed 1 bath on the same lot. They're only asking 117k but so far the banks I have...