Signing Requirements
The principal’s signature has to be acknowledged before a notary public.[1]
A Hawaii real estate power of attorney is a type of POA that authorizes an agent to handle property transactions and management tasks for another person. This arrangement does not involve the hiring of a real estate broker or agent to buy or sell property but rather the appointment of a trusted individual to execute agreements and manage property for the principal.
A Hawaii real estate power of attorney is a type of POA that authorizes an agent to handle property transactions and management tasks for another person. This arrangement does not involve the hiring of a real estate broker or agent to buy or sell property but rather the appointment of a trusted individual to execute agreements and manage property for the principal.
A Hawaii real estate power of attorney is a type of POA that authorizes an agent to handle property transactions and management tasks for another person. This arrangement does not involve the hiring of a real estate broker or agent to buy or sell property but rather the appointment of a trusted individual to execute agreements and manage property for the principal.
The principal’s signature has to be acknowledged before a notary public.[1]