Agency
A Florida seller grants their listing broker a 'power of attorney' to sign closing documents on their behalf. This grant:
AIs automatically included in every listing agreement
BMust be a separate written instrument executed by the seller✓ Correct
CAutomatically expires when the listing agreement expires
DIs prohibited under Florida real estate law
Explanation
A power of attorney (POA) granting authority to sign real estate documents is a significant legal instrument that must be separately executed by the principal. It is not part of a standard listing agreement. The POA must be in writing, signed, witnessed, and notarized to be used for real estate transactions in Florida. The scope and duration of the POA must be clearly specified.
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