For the last few years, I’ve been using a service called efax to send faxes electronically, as well as to receive them electronically in my email, as well. Clients loved it because it kept everything electronically, and I loved it because it allowed me to send and receive faxes anywhere.
Whoa, I was missing out. Just used Docusign to send and receive a signed contract electronically, with no faxes, and I didn’t realize what I was missing. Instead of sending a document via efax, I can send it electronically and it never has to be printed. The client just opens the file online, signs digitally, and then sends it back electronically.
Here’s a video of how it works.
And does it ever work! Used it last week in a time-sensitive, competing offer situation. Rather than have my client waiting by a fax machine for my electronic fax to come through, I was able to send it and receive it in a matter of minutes, making our offer the first one the seller saw, and ultimately signed.
Consider me a fan. Another way to make Real Estate. Simplified.
This content is published under the Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 Unported license.
Related posts:
- I’m A Full-Service Real Estate Agent, But I Don’t Pay For College Received this email the other day from a former...
- In Real Estate, Accuracy Matters More Than Location I received an email from a client this morning...
- Search for New River Valley Real Estate in Real-Time Finally, real-time search is available on NRVLiving.com. My thanks...
- Dave Ramsey Tells You Whether He’d Use A Real Estate Agent Or Not Dave Ramsey, the guru of getting out of debt,...
- Real Estate is Local, ‘Cause Dan Green Says So Well, I say so as well, but I’ve written...
Related posts brought to you by Yet Another Related Posts Plugin.
