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E-mail and real estate - 2b or not 2b

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BradleyS

Member
What is the name of your state? Kansas

Is anyone aware of "any" State's Supreme Court cases involving emails constituting a valid request or response, concerning real estate contracts, amendments, and addendums?

I *emailed* the Kansas Association of REALTORS attorney and he responed with, "Probably, as long as both parties agree to accept request or responses by E-mail."

There is nothing in our listing agreements or contracts, or real estate statutes that I am aware of that pertains to this.

Just want to know your opinions, and if you have seen any SC cases or decisions and remarks on this topic.
 


PghREA

Senior Member
My office does a lot with e-mails and faxes (to get the ball rolling for what ever reason) but, we always get signed originals for these faxes and e-mails.
 

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