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The Oregon Real Estate Power of Attorney organizes the required information necessary to provide representation controls to be administered from a property owner to an appointed third party. Individuals in possession of real estate who wish to designate agency to another can use the presented form to bestow privileges to act or sign on their behalf as needed. This can be a convenient answer when the principal individual is absent during a transaction involving a property. The paperwork allows for adjustment to fine-tune the commitment to grant powers to cover a broad or narrow range of permissions as desired.

Laws

Statutes – Oregon Revised Statutes Title 13, Chapter 127 – Powers of Attorney (127.002 – 127.045)

Definition – § 127.015

Signing Requirements – To validate the arrangement, the principal must sign the document to issue the expressed rights. Notary supervision and corroboration are not obligated but can help to verify the recorded endorsements.