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How to Make My Contracts, Offers and Addendum's Paperless?
Ok, so I have a free PDF editor that I found online that will work with these state approved contracts. I can now put in Check marks, and use a Signature Font so I don't have to print and sign the form.
Then I can save that in PDF format. Also I have a program that will fax or email it to wherever I want.
But the Realtor I am dealing with says he usually gets all of an offer: the P&S, addendum, and POF in a stack on his fax.
I have no idea how to take the 3 PDF's I end up with before I fax and consolidate them into one big PDF.
Has anyone else put together a way to be completely paperless in the offer process?
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I use Adobe PDF Writer, and it will allow you to create a digital signature and digitally sign PDFs (along with anything else you may want to do with a PDF).
We can create and submit an offer electronically in about 5 minutes and haven't used paper for a contract in several months now...