§ 1216 Power Revocation Recording Requirements

• •A recorded power over real property can't be undone by just saying it's revoked.
• •To revoke it, you must create and record a new document that states the revocation in the same office where the original was recorded.
• •If you don't record the revocation properly, the original power stays valid.

You signed a paper giving your friend the power to sell your house and had it filed in the county office.

If you later decide to take back that power, you can't just tell your friend "I changed my mind"; you must also file a new paper that says you're revoking the power and have it recorded in the same office.