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Michael Seutin
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Vallejo, CA
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Filling out Real Estate Agreeements on a computer

Michael Seutin
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Vallejo, CA
Posted

This title of mine will not attract many of you I guess, sounds boring.
But if anyone made it so far and is reading this, I want a simple way to make offers from my computer without having to print a real estate agreement fill it in, and scan it back all the time.
Do any of you realtors or people who make a lot of offers use a form you keep on your computer or know a website where I can fill out the form online, type it in instead of writing it in.
Any websites that does that for free?
thanks

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Michael Seutin
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Vallejo, CA
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Michael Seutin
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Vallejo, CA
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Champak
you said "If decide to get into this as business --need to have some budget and spend some money "
I have already decided to get into real estate as a business. Spending money is not going to make you successful, but investing it to save time or money will.
So if you read my posts, I am trying to find the most cost effective and least time consuming way to make offers. If like I already said I start making a lot of offers and find that spending the money for a service is worth it, then I ll do it.
But I am not going to just pay for it just because it's there, first I investigate, and that's why I started this thread. I alreay have a lot of great suggestions which I am going to test.

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