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Robert Blocker
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Need help with making Offers Electronically -1 page contract

Robert Blocker
  • Boston, MA
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Hello Im a newbie investor just started my direct mail campaign a few days ago and today i received 2 calls so far. One of the callers are interested in selling his property to me. I want to make a offer to him Via email and see if i can get him to sign the agreement. The problem is i do not know how to send a contract via email for a person to sign. How would i go about doing so, i have the contract template already, must i insert it through docu sign or??? kind of lost at this point

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Joe Davalos
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Joe Davalos
  • Investor
  • San Antonio, TX
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Docusign is fairly reasonable and easy to use. I have signed offers on my phone before.

Look them up. Great for out of town sellers. They get a email from docusign agree to terms and hit a few buttons and once done it's sent back to you. At least in these parts title companies are ok with electronic signatures for contracts.

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