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Signing Requirements
A power of attorney authorizing real estate transactions must be notarized.[1]
Recording
In Massachusetts, a real estate power of attorney needs to be recorded at a local Registry of Deeds Office.[2]
A Massachusetts real estate power of attorney is a form that designates a representative to make decisions and handle responsibilities concerning another person’s real estate. Drafting this document is helpful for those who want someone they trust to negotiate leases, communicate with real estate agents, sell property, and perform other related transactions on their behalf.
A Massachusetts real estate power of attorney is a form that designates a representative to make decisions and handle responsibilities concerning another person’s real estate. Drafting this document is helpful for those who want someone they trust to negotiate leases, communicate with real estate agents, sell property, and perform other related transactions on their behalf.
A Massachusetts real estate power of attorney is a form that designates a representative to make decisions and handle responsibilities concerning another person’s real estate. Drafting this document is helpful for those who want someone they trust to negotiate leases, communicate with real estate agents, sell property, and perform other related transactions on their behalf.
A power of attorney authorizing real estate transactions must be notarized.[1]
In Massachusetts, a real estate power of attorney needs to be recorded at a local Registry of Deeds Office.[2]