Dragon2650
Junior Member
What is the name of your state? Florida
Can a homeowner sign a limited power of attorney so that I can, and allowing me as attorney-in-fact, to sign legal documents related to the property for them, on their behalf? Does the POA have to be notarized or are 2 witnesses legally sufficient?
Can a homeowner sign a limited power of attorney so that I can, and allowing me as attorney-in-fact, to sign legal documents related to the property for them, on their behalf? Does the POA have to be notarized or are 2 witnesses legally sufficient?
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