My Realtor is telling me that an email response to a signed counter offer is a legal binding contract... true?
My realtor has stated that she has an email from the sellers accepting our counter offer and that it will bind the contract. I cannot get a signature for 4 days. Is this true? Or am I setting my self up for disappointment should they entertain another offer?
There has to be some type of signature, e or otherwise.
With technology you should be able to sign any dcoument if all else fails go to local office center pay receive a fax and return back to your agent as fax OR Fed Ex with your earnest money. If e signature YES that could be binding.
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Hi Erin,
It has to be an e-signature on an actual contract. If it's just an e-mail that's not going to fly. I would definitely get an e-signature as fast as you can. Your agent should have access to electronic documents and can put this together for you. I wouldn't take a house off the market for an e-mail!
Good luck.
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