Edit: I somehow missed your post on the financing.  

Basically someone sends that address (a US address) mail and the company will email me and say 'hey you have this mail' (with a screenshot of the letter) and if I want them to open it and scan it I tell them to, and they send me digital images of the content.

I would like to know what the general consensus on digital signatures is, and if you accept them do you have rules on what constitutes a valid signature (ie does typing your name in a blank count, or only cryptographic signatures allowed).

I didn't see an option to "delete" a duplicate post, so I had to "edit"  by deleting the text, but it won't let me save a blank post, lol.  

@GregsRe: Internet access Wifi "child porn" actually happened  my sister-in-law she owned and lived in her 4 plex she offered free internet Wifi to her tenants, they had the sign on code,, they passed it on... to somebody...that guy didn't live there but used their wifi account and was a pervert.So mean while,, everybody in the 4 plex had the cops in each unit, they took all hard drives, laptops, even digital cameras as part of investigation. and it was a huge mess.

Might be worth checking out the new tablet apps that allow signatures on digital contracts. 

There are going to be double digit markets that meet this requirement.

:)*Edit: I was trying to be diplomatic and poke at why you want to sign one with this agent.. but I'll just refer back to @Chris M.: "Hell No!"

Old news:http://www.thetruthaboutmortgage.com/the-3-down-pa...Edit: Yes, I know that's a new story, my point is this has been available for a while now; Wells Fargo just turned it into a press release.

Our group has several investors that enjoy double digit returns on their investments.