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There are no signing requirements for powers of attorney in the state statutes; however, notarization is strongly recommended
A Tennessee real estate power of attorney is used by individuals to grant a third party authority to act on their behalf in real estate matters. The individual assigning authority (“principal”) can give the other person (“agent”) power to sell, manage, refinance, or buy property. The principal will generally select a close friend or family member as their representative.
A Tennessee real estate power of attorney is used by individuals to grant a third party authority to act on their behalf in real estate matters. The individual assigning authority (“principal”) can give the other person (“agent”) power to sell, manage, refinance, or buy property. The principal will generally select a close friend or family member as their representative.
A Tennessee real estate power of attorney is used by individuals to grant a third party authority to act on their behalf in real estate matters. The individual assigning authority (“principal”) can give the other person (“agent”) power to sell, manage, refinance, or buy property. The principal will generally select a close friend or family member as their representative.
There are no signing requirements for powers of attorney in the state statutes; however, notarization is strongly recommended