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A power of attorney must be signed by the principal and their signature must be acknowledged by a notary public.[1]
An Idaho real estate power of attorney is executed to grant a representative the authority to perform real estate transactions on behalf of a buyer, seller, or landlord. The principal can give their representative (attorney-in-fact) the power to buy, sell, refinance, or manage their real property for them.
An Idaho real estate power of attorney is executed to grant a representative the authority to perform real estate transactions on behalf of a buyer, seller, or landlord. The principal can give their representative (attorney-in-fact) the power to buy, sell, refinance, or manage their real property for them.
An Idaho real estate power of attorney is executed to grant a representative the authority to perform real estate transactions on behalf of a buyer, seller, or landlord. The principal can give their representative (attorney-in-fact) the power to buy, sell, refinance, or manage their real property for them.
A power of attorney must be signed by the principal and their signature must be acknowledged by a notary public.[1]