Georgia Real Estate (Property) Power of Attorney Form
The Georgia Real Estate Power of Attorney is a contract that forms a special Power of Attorney (POA) for the purpose of nominating an Agent to manage a one-off real estate transaction or multiple duties. It is the determination of the creator of the document—the Principal—to detail their preferences regarding:
- The decision-making powers they will bestow their Agent,
- The circumstances the Agent may act to manage their real estate affairs, and
- When the POA will come into effect (and terminate—if ever).
State Laws & Signing Requirements
State Laws – Uniform Power of Attorney
Signing Requirements (§ 10-6B-5) – In order for a Real Estate (Property) Power of Attorney Form to be lawfully executed in the state of Florida one (1) or more witnesses and a Notary Public / other authorized entity must verify that the Principal’s signature on the form is true and genuine.