Electronic Signatures: Potential Legal Hazards for Real Estate Agents

Many real estate agents today are using electronic signatures or e-signatures to conduct their business… while it’s an awesome tool there is a VERY dangerous trend that we are seeing that puts you… the agent in the cross hairs of a lawsuit or regulatory enforcement….

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