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The letter typically:
1. Identifies the property and the landlord.
2. Names the authorized agent (e.g., a lawyer, property manager, or licensed real estate agent).
3. Specifies the scope of authority (advertising, showing the property, negotiating rent, preparing tenancy agreements, etc.).
4. Sets limits (e.g., cannot sell the property, cannot alter terms without approval).
5. States the duration of authority (e.g., 90 days or until tenant is found).
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