Colorado Real Estate Power of Attorney Form
Last updated May 14th, 2025
A Colorado real estate power of attorney allows an individual to appoint a representative to perform real estate-related tasks on their behalf. This agreement is not for real estate agents representing a buyer or seller, but for a family member or trusted friend to handle real estate transactions, sign documents, and execute other management responsibilities.
Signing Requirements
The principal’s signature must be acknowledged or proved by one of the following officers if the agent has the power to convey, release, or lease property[1]:
- A judge, clerk, or deputy of a court of record
- A clerk/recorder of any county or their deputy
- A notary public
Recording
If the attorney-in-fact has the power to transfer property, the power of attorney document must be recorded in the same office where the conveyances themselves would be.
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