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The person you appoint as your Agent is your DPOA. It should be someone you trust to manage your finances. Typically, clients appoint their spouse, an adult child, a family member or a trusted friend.

Most lenders require that a survey is done. However, even if you do not have a lender, a survey is important because it will reveal whether or not the property you are purchasing is encroaching into municipality setbacks or into surrounding properties. Likewise, it will reveal any encroachment issues (i.e. trees, driveways, sidewalks, fences, out buildings).

No. Any funds required for settlement are required in the form of a wire into our escrow account prior to settlement. Wiring instructions are included in the initial letter from our office.

If you are a Seller and do not wish to attend closing, then you may contact our office to arrange to have all of your documents signed, notarized, and returned to us prior to the settlement date. You may also grant someone else a specific power of attorney to sign settlement documents in your place. Most Buyers attend settlement. If you are a Buyer and your Lender gives permission, you may also contact our office to settle by mail or by power of attorney.

Yes. You will need to provide a copy of your Trust agreement to our office prior to settlement. If your Trust permits it, then you may buy/sell property in the name of your Trust. If you are a Buyer, you should always ask your lender first.