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To: LouAvul

I just sold a house. In our case the mortgage company for the buyer would NOT accept a power of attorney from the husband to the wife.

I didn’t know that was legal.


3 posted on 08/08/2009 9:04:20 AM PDT by driftdiver (I could eat it raw, but why do that when I have a fire.)
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To: driftdiver
Bet that bank has been burned by fraudulent POAs recently and is having them all verified, especially spousal POAs.
5 posted on 08/08/2009 9:07:06 AM PDT by Loyalist (If a tree falls in the forest, and the media is not there to cover it, does it make a headline?)
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To: driftdiver

It’s NOT! A specific power of atty is used a lot in real estate - I had to sign for my then-husband to complete the sale of our property because he had to WORK at the new location before we actually moved.

I’d absolutely challenge that mortgage company! I realize it’s probably too late and you went thru extra trouble to get closed.


8 posted on 08/08/2009 9:13:24 AM PDT by RebelTXRose
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To: driftdiver

You need a separate Corporate Power of Attorney for almost every financial institution in this county.


18 posted on 08/08/2009 9:32:54 AM PDT by Birdsbane ("Onward through the fog!" ... Oat Willie)
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