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Can my tenants send a picture of the signed lease?
I'm managing a property remotely, and rather than drive down there, I'm considering just having my tenant take a picture using his phone of the signed lease agreement. He's been in the house 3 years now and I trust him. I have already emailed him the lease agreement, and I was considering having him print it out and sign it.
I'm just wondering, is this legally binding? Or is it considered more "valid" if its a physical fax copy?