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NORTH CAROLINA LIMITED POWER OF ATTORNEY FOR REAL PROPERTY I, ________________________________________, (Name of Principal) name the following person as my agent: Name of Agent: ________________________________________ For purposes of this power of attorney, the "Property" is all of that real property located in ____________________ County, North Carolina, and known or identified as follows: GRANT OF AUTHORITY I grant my agent general authority to act for me with respect to the Property, all tangible personal property related to the Property, and all financial transactions relating to the Property. The authority granted to my agent pursuant to this power of attorney expressly includes the following: (1) The authority to act with respect to real property as set forth in Section 32C-2-204 of the North Carolina General Statutes; (2) The authority to act with respect to tangible personal property as set forth in Section 32C-2-205 of the North Carolina General Statutes; and (3) The authority to act with respect to banks and other financial institutions as set forth in Section 32C-2-208 of the North Carolina General Statutes. The authority granted to my agent pursuant to this power of attorney may be exercised by my agent even though the exercise of that authority may benefit the agent or a person to whom the agent owes an obligation of support. EFFECTIVE DATE; AUTOMATIC EXPIRATION This power of attorney is effective immediately. The authority of my agent to act on my behalf pursuant to this power of attorney will automatically expire on ____________________ (or, if
Is not a legal entity, on ). If the power of attorney expires prior to the date in this paragraph, the power of attorney will no longer be valid. If the power of attorney expires after the date in this paragraph, (1) my agent's authority will expire on the date provided for in section 16-7-1700 of the North Carolina general statutes, and (2) my real property grant cannot be made. Notice (1) when signing this power of attorney, I have chosen to have a legal representative sign and date the documents provided by me pursuant to this power of attorney with my express authorization. (2) at this time, I understand that this power of attorney shall terminate without any notice or liability for breach when one of the following events occur: (a) one year has elapsed since the date of the signature of the power of attorney; and (b) i no longer possess the physical or legal capacity to contract or manage my affairs. (3) if I have any questions about this power of attorney, I may contact my attorney and shall receive either a formal acknowledgment that this power of attorney has been executed and the power of attorney has been effective or a response to my request to cancel the power of attorney at any time within fifteen days of the initial written request. Any request for cancellation pursuant to this paragraph shall be in writing and shall be made in the form and substance specified in rule (c) of this rule, and shall be signed under penalty of perjury. (4) nothing in this power of attorney should be construed to confer, amend, or amend any other power of attorney executed by me. Nothing in this power of attorney shall impair or affect my right, privilege, or authority to retain, transfer, appoint, appoint in substitution, appoint in lieu of, authorize or assign a legal representative. If I sign this power of attorney, i agree, pursuant to the terms of this power of attorney, that if any power of attorney has already been executed by me, the attorney general or the department shall execute the power of attorney without alteration with the changes and deletions made to this power of attorney pursuant to this paragraph. (5) nothing in this power of attorney shall waive or transfer any other person's rights or obligations to me. (6) I further agree that if the power of attorney does not have the required signature, I understand that failure to execute this power of attorney does not affect or waive the right of any other person who has executed a legally sufficient power of attorney