What type of Power Of Attorney needs to be used in Virginia for real estate transactions?

Full question:

What type of Power Of Attorney needs to be used in Virginia for real estate transactions? Durable, General, Limited, etc.? Must the Power of attoney be recorded or can it be recorded as part of the realestate transaction?

Answer:

Yes, an applicable power of attorney is typically filed as part of your real estate transaction in the county clerk's office.

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FAQs

A power of attorney (POA) allows someone to make decisions on behalf of another person, typically concerning financial or legal matters. In contrast, a power of estate generally refers to the authority granted to manage a person's estate after their death, often through a will or trust. While a POA is effective during a person's lifetime, a power of estate becomes relevant upon their passing.