Signing Requirements
The power of attorney must also be acknowledged by a notary public to be enforceable.[1]
A Wyoming real estate power of attorney allows an individual to authorize a representative to act on their behalf in real estate matters. The acts the representative will carry out often including purchasing or selling property, handling tenant issues, overseeing repairs, executing deeds, or refinancing the property.
A Wyoming real estate power of attorney allows an individual to authorize a representative to act on their behalf in real estate matters. The acts the representative will carry out often including purchasing or selling property, handling tenant issues, overseeing repairs, executing deeds, or refinancing the property.
A Wyoming real estate power of attorney allows an individual to authorize a representative to act on their behalf in real estate matters. The acts the representative will carry out often including purchasing or selling property, handling tenant issues, overseeing repairs, executing deeds, or refinancing the property.
The power of attorney must also be acknowledged by a notary public to be enforceable.[1]