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Power of Attorney for Real Estate Sale/Management (Sample, Template)

Grant authority to a trusted person to conduct operations with your real estate. This document (often called a 'General POA for Real Estate') allows them to sell, buy, rent out, represent your interests in state bodies (TsNAP, BTI), and before third parties. The template includes all requirements for notarization and registration in the Unified Register of Powers of Attorney.

When is this document needed?

  • When buying or selling real estate if you cannot be personally present at the transaction.
  • For managing your real estate (e.g., renting it out) while you are in another city or country.
  • For collecting necessary documents and certificates for a deal (from BTI, TsNAP, notaries).
  • To authorize a professional (realtor, lawyer) to represent your interests.

What is needed to issue a POA for Real Estate?

  • Passport and Tax ID (IPN) of the owner (Principal).
  • Passport data and Tax ID of the person you are authorizing (Agent/Representative).
  • Documents confirming ownership of the real estate (Extract from the register, sale agreement, certificate of inheritance, etc.).
  • A clear list of powers you are granting.

Frequently Asked Questions about Real Estate POAs

Yes, absolutely. Any POA for the disposal of real estate is subject to mandatory notarization and registration in the Unified Register of Powers of Attorney.

Yes, you can specify one or more representatives. They can be authorized to act 'jointly' (all together) or 'independently of each other' (each one separately).

The main risk is the possibility of the POA being revoked by the Principal at any time before the deal. For the buyer, there is also a risk that the Principal may be deceased at the time of the transaction, which invalidates the POA. It is recommended to thoroughly check the POA's validity on the day of the deal.