POA means Price on Application - generally used for luxury properties.
Price on application.
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I think you mean a Pony (P) of (O) the Americas (A).
It means "paid on arrival."
Price on application (POA)
No. A POA expires when the principal dies.
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It probably depends on what state you're in. To be sure, I would call your county soc services/aging agency and run it by them, making sure that no one will later accuse you of financial abuse.
It could mean the owner is selling the house under "land contract". It is much like renting, except that after a certain amounts of payments, you make the final one, and you own the house.
In WI a durable/financial poa document is sufficient and you would be able to manage your son's affairs. Not sure why they want more from you or won't accept your poa, unless it's medical poa that you have and not financial. I'd probably start by calling your county court house to get more info.
If by POA you mean power of attorney then yes it can be an expensive, drawn out task of achieving that status. It is done through the courts and the legal costs tend to be on the high end.
It means that you take out a second mortgage to help make home improvements on your house. This often raises the value of your house if you are selling it.
The population of Poa Department is 30,406.