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A South Dakota real estate power of attorney permits a person to choose a representative to handle real property transactions on their behalf. With this form, the representative, also known as the “agent,” can be assigned authority regarding real estate sales, purchases, management, or refinancing.
A South Dakota real estate power of attorney permits a person to choose a representative to handle real property transactions on their behalf. With this form, the representative, also known as the “agent,” can be assigned authority regarding real estate sales, purchases, management, or refinancing.
A South Dakota real estate power of attorney permits a person to choose a representative to handle real property transactions on their behalf. With this form, the representative, also known as the “agent,” can be assigned authority regarding real estate sales, purchases, management, or refinancing.
The signature is considered genuine once acknowledged before a notary public.[1]