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Re: Awkward situation. I
Posted by PaigeTurner of AK on 5/20/22 4:31pm	Msg #640160

In Florida, I have never seen a lender use someone's own general POA for any real estate transaction, it has always been drawn up by the lender's attorney with the correct verbiage for that transaction and recorded then. they won't accept it. Maybe if differs state by state?

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	dementia - obbie on 5/19/22 8:27pm
	Re: dementia - Cheryl Elliott on 5/19/22 8:51pm
	Re: dementia - obbie on 5/19/22 9:05pm
	Recalling a time when I visited assisted care to notarize a - Cheryl Elliott on 5/20/22 2:00pm
	Has he been deemed incompetent? - Linda_H/FL on 5/19/22 10:48pm
	Re: dementia - JanetK_CA on 5/19/22 11:50pm
	just guessing - PaigeTurner on 5/20/22 5:51am
	Re: just guessing - obbie on 5/21/22 9:11am
	You did the right thing - PaigeTurner on 5/21/22 6:42pm
	Awkward situation. I'd be curious as to why the lender - MW/VA on 5/20/22 8:52am
	Sounds like the lender is suspicious of the POA. Make sure - MW/VA on 5/20/22 2:46pm
	Re: Awkward situation. I - PaigeTurner on 5/20/22 4:31pm
	That's not true - in Florida, if there is a viable POA in - Linda_H/FL on 5/20/22 4:36pm
	Re: That - PaigeTurner on 5/21/22 6:19pm
	Here you go...law was passed several years ago - Linda_H/FL on 5/22/22 7:52am
	Re: Here you go...law was passed several years ago - PaigeTurner on 5/22/22 6:23pm
	Re: dementia - Clem/CA on 5/20/22 9:15am
	Re: dementia - Carolyn Bodley on 5/20/22 9:29am
	Re: dementia - SC/CA on 5/20/22 1:02pm
	I would avoid it... - FeliseSoCal on 5/20/22 3:53pm
	Re: dementia - PaigeTurner on 5/20/22 4:34pm
	In the end no one wants to end up in court - Cheryl Elliott on 5/21/22 8:18am
	Re: In the end no one wants to end up in court - obbie on 5/21/22 9:15am

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