Harrisburg, PA · Member since 2014 · 12 posts · 1 vote
I'm trying to get a property under contract and I'm dealing with the buyers financial planner. Do I need a poa from the seller to deal with this financial planner ? Can the financial planner sign the contract on behalf of the seller ?
Flipper/Rehabber · York, UK · Member since 2013 · 895 posts · 453 votes
11y
If the financial planner says they'll be signing then yes, you need a POA. If they're just acting as an intermediary I'd ask why (confidentiality? convenience?), and do some research so you can have confidence that they are legitimate.
Flipper/Rehabber · York, UK · Member since 2013 · 895 posts · 453 votes
11y
If the financial planner says they'll be signing then yes, you need a POA. If they're just acting as an intermediary I'd ask why (confidentiality? convenience?), and do some research so you can have confidence that they are legitimate.