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Vince Greenland
  • Investor
  • Duncansville, PA
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Electronic signatures and real estate agreements

Vince Greenland
  • Investor
  • Duncansville, PA
Posted

I am considering going paperless, which will offer so many advantages to me. However, in order to do it, leases and electronic sigatures is essential. I would like to get tenants to sign my lease on a tablet device with a stylus. My question is regarding its legality.
if the lease is ever contested and a tenant is smart enough to challenge the signature, would it hold up. Is there a way to minimize risks?
Is anyone out there currently doing this or some form of electronic signatures for leasing now?
Thanks for the help

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