So here I am in King’s Beach, on the north shore of Lake Tahoe, ostensibly on vacation. I’ll be spending some time today getting an offer ready to submit tomorrow. Fortunately, technology makes this pretty straightforward and painless… Thanks to the good folks at the Java Hut for providing some great coffee, a little table to work on, and funky, inspiring tunes (including, for a while, some classic Fela tunes)… 
..and thanks to the neighboring restaurant, Steamers, for inadvertently providing me with Wifi access… 
…add in the help of my Lenovo X41 Tablet PC, our local real estate forms provider, an e-fax system, and, of course, my e-signature provider… 
…and it all comes together pretty effortlessly, even getting the 125 pages of disclosures ready for signature… 
Turns out the seller of the property on which I’m submitting an offer is a meticulous record-keeper. I know this dates me, but was there really a time when tradespeople charged only $10 an hour?
Tags: E-signatures, Electronic signatures, Real estate, Real estate 2.0, Real-estate-technology
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1 reza // Oct 12, 2006 at 10:15 pm
hope this is my offer you are talking about….by the way we e-signed the documents you sent over.
Please do not post anymore and go on your vacation.
2 Todd Tarson // Oct 12, 2006 at 10:21 pm
Ahh Lake Tahoe, my old stompin grounds. I was at South Lake for the 4th this year. Enjoy your vacation and really, leave your techno-stuff behind. You are on vacation afterall.
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