Q: My dad gave my sister permission to give a leasing company to rent out my dads house signed it with her.  then he moved

A: Your question is not clear at all. Who moved? Are you saying your sister is left with the obligation to keep the lease which she signed for the benefit of your Dad?

A: When a family member grants permission for another to manage property affairs, such as leasing out a house, it's essential that all agreements are clearly documented and legally formalized. If your father signed an agreement allowing your sister to lease the house, this document should outline the extent of her authority and responsibilities. It's important for all involved parties to understand the legal and financial implications of such arrangements.

If your sister is now under investigation, it could relate to several factors concerning the management of the property or the leasing process. In such situations, it's crucial to gather all relevant documents, including the agreement between your father and your sister, any contracts with the leasing company, and correspondence that might shed light on the issue at hand. Cooperation with the investigation, while seeking advice from legal counsel, can help navigate the complexities and ensure that everyone's rights are protected.

Finally, communication within the family can often help in understanding the situation better and finding a resolution. It might be beneficial to have an open discussion about the investigation, its implications, and the best course of action moving forward. Keeping all communication channels open and seeking professional guidance when needed can be key steps in resolving any misunderstandings or legal challenges that arise.