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This document is a Power of Attorney from the State of Louisiana, where a married couple, referred to as 'Principals', appoints an 'Agent' to act on their behalf. The Agent is granted full authority to purchase property, borrow funds secured by the property, and execute necessary documents related to these transactions. The document outlines the powers given to the Agent and includes spaces for specific details such as names, addresses, and financial terms.

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Begin by filling in the names of the Principals, [_PRINCIPAL_1_] and [_PRINCIPAL_2_], along with their mailing address in the designated fields.
Next, enter the name of the Agent, [_AGENT_], and their mailing address. Ensure that you specify whether they are a husband or wife in the appropriate field.
In section one, provide details about the property being purchased, including its description and address. Specify a price not exceeding [_$Price_].
For section two, indicate the loan amount not to exceed [_$Loan_] and specify the lender's name. Fill in any relevant terms as deemed appropriate.
Complete section three by ensuring all necessary documents are signed and dated appropriately. Don’t forget to include witness signatures and Notary Public information at the end.

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