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Be aware, that once the POA document is completed and signed, there are still some steps you'll need to take if you plan to manage real estate in Oregon. You'll need to register the document with the local clerk of the county where the property is located within 30 days of signing.

An Oregon real estate power of attorney form is a legal document that permits a selected agent to oversee actions and/or transactions pertaining to the care, sale, refinancing, or management of real property. Keep in mind, this type of appointment will only deal with principal power over real property.

For example, you might choose to grant your agent the power to engage in: real estate transactions. banking and financial transactions. retirement plan transactions. stock, bond, and other securities transactions. operations of a business or entity. government benefits. tax matters. personal and family maintenance.

A power of attorney remains in effect during your lifetime unless you revoke it or unless there are specific limits in the power of attorney. In Oregon, a power of attorney is durable, which means that it continues to be effective if you become financially incapable. The agent's authority ends when you die.

A deputy sheriff in the county where the other party can be located will serve the papers for a fee. The Court may waive or defer (postpone) this fee if the service will be done in Oregon. You can also pay a ?process server,? who is someone who works for a private company that delivers papers as a business.

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