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Paperless progress: Who's winning, who's losing

Real estate process slowly becoming digital

Paperless real estate: Some say we've come a long way, but there's still a long way to go.

More big companies, trade groups and entrepreneurs are investing in technology platforms, back-end systems and software to automate the real estate transaction, but most consumers are still closing deals the old-fashioned way.



In this three-part special report, Inman News eyes progress on the paperless front. We spoke with brokers who are moving toward a paperless office, and caught up with new developments on two significant aspects of cutting paper out of real estate transactions: electronic signatures and electronic closings.

  • Part 1: "Brokers realize benefits of paperless office"
  • Part 2: "Real estate plays catch-up with e-signatures"
  • Part 3: "Standards, regulation in place for electronic closings"

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