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Ryan Dossey
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Indianapolis, IN
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Best way to submit offers?

Ryan Dossey
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Indianapolis, IN
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I am attempting to streamline my offer process. I want to be able to see a property and email the owner an offer straight from my car. Help me fill in the few bits that I haven't quite figured out yet. 

I can use my phone as a hotspot so that is super convenient.

I made a spreadsheet that calculates repair costs and presents as a work order. 

Questions that I have:

1) Is there a software that will allow me and my business partner to electronically sign the documents? Preferably something cheap or free that I can just download.

2) Would a document like this that has been e signed only still be accepted by a title company as legally binding? The actual Seller would have to print it off and sign but we would not. 

While I will still have to use my scanner for something this would allow me to submit offers faster and when I am not at home.

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