Action against a landlord who lets a subordinate manage property without POA

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Your tenant can request the submission of the Power of Attorney (POA) document through the Rental Disputes Center (RDC).

The RDC may not directly compel you to submit documents but can address the matter within the context of the tenant's case.

The specific actions taken by the RDC will depend on the case's details and applicable laws.

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Dear Questioner,

It is best to grant power of attorney to manage the real estate.

Dear Questioner,

He has no right to do this.

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The tenant can request a power of attorney if you do not attend the court session.

If there is a discussion, negotiation, or transaction, he has the right to speak with a person who has a legal capacity.

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Yes, the tenant can compel to produce the POA, may take a variety of actions against you, and it may depend upon the disputes filed by the tenant.

It is advisable to make a POA to your subordinate.