Real Estate Power of Attorney Template - Indiana

To designate another person (a relative or a professional lawyer) or real estate agency to act in your best interest when it comes to the sale, purchase, or management of real property, use an Indiana Real Estate Power of Attorney Form.

Depending on your wishes, this document can cover all real estate transactions that involve your property or finances or it can be enforced when you are unavailable due to a trip or hospitalization. An effective authorization will name the principal and the legal representative, describe the actions the latter is allowed to perform - for instance, the property owner can ask a real estate agent to handle the closing stages of the apartment sale and purchase agreement, and explain how the form can be revoked or terminated by either party.

To draft an enforceable power of attorney, you must sign it in presence of two witnesses or get a notary seal - your signature and free will must be acknowledged by people who will not benefit from the authorization.

Still looking for a particular form? Take a look at the related forms below:

• Durable Power of Attorney Form;
• Limited Power of Attorney Form;
• Power of Attorney Forms.