DIsclosure: I work for a solar company (if anyone reading this hasn’t read all the other solar threads on here yet).

The property disclosure reads that is a townhome rm1.

made digital signatures legal valid signatures.However, a digital signature cannot be notarized - the nature of a notary is a person to person verification and ID check making sure the person signing the doc is who they say they are and they are putting pen to paper in front of the notary.Some documents cannot be digitally signed - Sometimes this is law, sometimes it is policy of whoever / whatever administers the document or the intent of the document.Examples:a purchase contract can be digitally signedFHA will allow buyers to digitally sign some disclosures, but sellers have to wet sign.You can't digitally sign a deed - because it has to be notarized.

That can result in liability and having to make disclosures of being licensed etc, when you are really just looking for deals. 

Full disclosure...I'm just beginning this journey in the RE world!

Typically you’ll get a Final CD (closing disclosure) and that’ll outline the exact fees.

*full disclosure, one of my parents is helping me with the down payment*.

Side note, as a listing agent I never wanted the buyers inspection report.....it could lead to possible non disclosure issues.

In authorization form there was a disclosure of $200 penalty if I were to cancel them as my authorized entity in repairs and payments.

And they send me a disclosure exemption legal document.