General Warranty Deed Transfer / Documentation
Situation:
Daughter, mother, and father are listed as grantees on a real estate general warranty deed. Daughter wishes to sell and deed this home to Company A and she has a recordable limited power of attorney document from her parents granting her rights to manage all affairs of the property. Does mother and father have to be on the deed as grantors along with the daughter? How many names and signatures are required on the deed as grantors? Is the daughters signature alone on the warranty deed document adequate if the recordable power of attorney document accompanies the deed? This deed is required to be filed at the county register of deeds office.
POA I believe has to be specific and actually say to sell the property. All names would otherwise have to be on deed and each notorized. I can help you prepare the deed for a small fee.
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Ted Jr
Appreciate feedback. Assuming the POA has proper language to allow daughter to sell property then do the parent's names have to be on the deed?