Real Estate Power of Attorney Template - Ohio

If you want to select a legal representative who will protect your interests, negotiate and sign documentation that involves the sale and purchase of real estate or management of rental property, you need to fill out an Ohio Real Estate Power of Attorney Form.

Ensure the authorization contains all the essential details - the identification and contact information of the parties, the location of the property if you are selling or leasing it, the scope of actions the agent is allowed to take following the instructions of the principal, the duration of the power of attorney, and the procedures to adhere to when either of the parties wants to put an end to the arrangement.

Additionally, the state demands all principals to notarize the form - if you miss this step, the authorization and all documents signed on its basis can be deemed invalid, and you will lose time and money, so pay a visit to the notary public who will acknowledge you are acting without any external duress.

Haven't found the form you're looking for? Take a look at the related forms below:

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