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Notarization is required for a real estate power of attorney in Oregon.[1]
An Oregon real estate power of attorney is a form by which an individual authorizes a third party to handle their real estate-related affairs. The form allows the designated agent to undertake all or some of the individual’s real estate duties, including selling, managing, mortgaging, or purchasing property on their behalf.
An Oregon real estate power of attorney is a form by which an individual authorizes a third party to handle their real estate-related affairs. The form allows the designated agent to undertake all or some of the individual’s real estate duties, including selling, managing, mortgaging, or purchasing property on their behalf.
An Oregon real estate power of attorney is a form by which an individual authorizes a third party to handle their real estate-related affairs. The form allows the designated agent to undertake all or some of the individual’s real estate duties, including selling, managing, mortgaging, or purchasing property on their behalf.
Notarization is required for a real estate power of attorney in Oregon.[1]