Selling Real Estate, Without All of the Paper - NYTimes.com

Real estate has always been a paper-intensive industry. Whether it is
mortgage documents, appraisals, deeds or titles, the transactions produce a
*lot* of paper and often require multiple parties — agents, mortgage
brokers, buyers, sellers, appraisers, inspectors — to be in the same place
at the same time for a closing.

Recently, however, the cloud-based platform Dotloop
<https://www.dotloop.com/> has been streamlining the process and taking the
paper out of it. Dotloop is used by 3,000 real estate offices, some with as
few as 10 people. It creates a virtual workspace where multiple parties can
come together, reach an agreement and sign documents. It also allows an
office’s manager to see and manage all current deals.

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