Making copies for the other party

Making copies for the other party

Investor · Toledo, OH · Member since 2012 · 292 posts · 35 votes

Mundane question: how do you make copies of your agreements for the other party, assuming they don't have a copy-machine on premise? I looked into using carbon paper, but apparently you need a dot matrix printer to make them work.

The other option I can think of is that I can run down to a local copy center, but I'm hoping there's a better way!

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Real Estate Investor · Hampton, VA · Member since 2012 · 562 posts · 109 votes
13y

I would make 3 copies instead of 1 of the original and have all parties sign all 3 copies, one for you, the seller and the buyer

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  • Rental Property Investor · Toronto, Ontario · Member since 2012 · 538 posts · 298 votes
    13y

    Sean,

    How did you make the original?

    To state the obvious, if you printed it out the first time, just do so as many times as needed. It cost the same as copying (at home) since the consumables are the same (toner and paper)

    If the issue is the need for a signature, just execute each copy. This also applies if this is a hand written contract (I get a hand cramp just thinking about it ;),

    Otherwise, I hear a copy center calling you.

    Good luck,

    Oren

  • Investor · Midwest, USA · Member since 2012 · 204 posts · 33 votes
    13y

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  • Real Estate Investor · Hampton, VA · Member since 2012 · 562 posts · 109 votes
    13y

    I would make 3 copies instead of 1 of the original and have all parties sign all 3 copies, one for you, the seller and the buyer

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