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Sometimes the seller of property is not able to personally go through all the procedures necessary in selling it. He may, for example, have to leave the city for important business. He can then, if he wants to, appoint an agent to handle things for him. This agent is called an “attorney-in-fact” and acts under what is legally known as a “power of attorney.” This individual could be Realtor or attorney. He acts for the seller.

Under the power of attorney, the agent can convey property. He can execute a mortgage and its assignment, extension, or satisfactibn. With a power of attorney to make a sale, he can sign the deed on behalf of the

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