A power of attorney is a legal document where someone says, “I authorize another person to act on my behalf to do my banking, or my business or my real estate transactions.”
– In what context would a power of attorney be used in a real estate transaction?
– Should a buyer be considered when a seller uses a power of attorney?
– What information should the attorney be expected to provide?
– At what point is a power of attorney no longer valid?
– Do lenders have any issues when a power of attorney is used?

Robert answers all these questions and more regarding a power of attorney in real estate transactions.

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