A Mississippi real estate power of attorney is a form that authorizes a trusted representative to handle real estate matters on behalf of another person. The document describes the types of real estate transactions and decisions the representative can perform. While the scope of powers can vary, the representative is commonly allowed to purchase, sell, or manage property for the principal.
A Mississippi real estate power of attorney is a form that authorizes a trusted representative to handle real estate matters on behalf of another person. The document describes the types of real estate transactions and decisions the representative can perform. While the scope of powers can vary, the representative is commonly allowed to purchase, sell, or manage property for the principal.
A Mississippi real estate power of attorney is a form that authorizes a trusted representative to handle real estate matters on behalf of another person. The document describes the types of real estate transactions and decisions the representative can perform. While the scope of powers can vary, the representative is commonly allowed to purchase, sell, or manage property for the principal.
Although Mississippi statutes do not specify requirements for executing powers of attorney, it is recommended that the principal sign in front of a notary public.
If the agent will transfer ownership of the principal’s real estate, the power of attorney must be notarized and recorded with the Chancery Court.[1]
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