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Law Office of Jeanne M. Reardon: Posted on Tuesday, April 22, 2014 10:48 PM
 If you are unable to attend a real estate closing and sign the necessary documents you can have your attorney prepare a power of attorney for you thereby allowing your agent to act for you at the closing. A power of attorney is a document in which a person appoints someone to
act as their agent and perform certain acts on their behalf. The powers which may be given to your agent can be very broad, or limited depending on the purpose for giving the power of attorney. For example, your can give your agent very broad powers to manage all your financial affairs, or limited powers to sign documents on your behalf at a real estate closing for a specific property only. |
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