Can you close on a house in Pennsylvania by Power of Attorney?
How far can you go in the home buying process by power of attorney?
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Yes you can, however you need to have the deed signed by the seller if possible.
You can close on a home with a power of attorney, and it's become more popular as many family member are away in Iraq or Afghanistan. Just let everyone know...your realtor, the bank, title company.
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Yes but you would have to make arrangements with the mortgage company, t for the closing, that would be The major obstacle
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yes, you can!. Ask the title company for details
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