I, for one, think the RE.net would benefit and would love to see it happen. What about you?
Check out my post on the Carnival of Real Estate blog for more.
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Posted at 13:04h, 07 JanuaryThere already is at least one:
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Staten Island NY Real Estate
Posted at 07:23h, 09 JanuaryIn NY it’s the lawyers who prepare the contracts, whereas the agents just initiate the process with a written offer binder.
The idea of going paperless is probably a good one, but it’s still, in my opionion, at least a decade away.
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