Owner Information
Provide the owner’s full legal name, facility and identification information requested by the closing professional.
An owner may still be able to sell property while in jail or prison, but identity, signatures, notarization, title and facility procedures must be coordinated correctly.
GET MY CASH OFFER CALL / TEXT 901-341-4777The closing professional needs to know who owns the property and who has legal authority to sign. Being related to the owner or helping with the property does not automatically create signing authority.
Tell us where the owner is located, whether there is an existing power of attorney, whether anyone else is on title and whether there is a mortgage, tax problem, probate case, tenant or urgent deadline.
Provide the owner’s full legal name, facility and identification information requested by the closing professional.
An existing power of attorney or other authorization must be reviewed. Do not assume a new document will be accepted.
Gather the address, deed or tax record, mortgage details, notices, leases and contact information for any other owners.
| Issue | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Multiple owners or heirs | Every required owner or authorized representative may need to approve and sign. |
| Facility procedures | Access to identification, witnesses, notarization, mail and calls differs by facility. |
| Power of attorney | The scope, execution and acceptance of the document must be confirmed for this transaction. |
| Mortgage, taxes or liens | Payoffs and recorded claims can affect proceeds and timing. |
| Foreclosure or court deadline | A proposed sale does not automatically pause another legal process. Verify every deadline independently. |
This page is general information, not legal advice. The owner, facility, title company or closing attorney and any independent counsel control the documents and procedures required for a particular sale.
Only if that person has authority accepted for the transaction. Relationship alone is not enough. The closing professional should review the title and authorization.
Not always. The owner may be able to sign personally through an approved process. If another person will sign, the required authority must be reviewed before relying on it.
Potentially, but all required ownership interests and signatures must be addressed. Disclose every known owner at the beginning.
It depends on the facility, access to documents, title, other owners and any liens or deadlines. Beginning with complete information gives the closing professional the best chance to avoid delay.
A relative, attorney or authorized contact can send the address and basic situation. We can determine whether the property fits our criteria before anyone spends time coordinating signatures.
GET MY CASH OFFER TEXT 901-341-4777Property problems often overlap. Continue with the guide that most closely matches the condition, ownership, tenant, tax or timing issue affecting your sale.