Question 1

Do Arkansas agents still need fax to close deals?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Title companies, mortgage lenders, and brokerages working under the Arkansas Real Estate Commission routinely require faxed transaction documents, and lenders often want signed addenda back by fax on tight deadlines. Send FAX Mail handles those sends from a phone or laptop with no machine in the office.

Question 2

Can I send Arkansas property condition disclosures this way?

Accepted Answer

Yes. You can fax the commission-required disclosure forms and get a timestamped confirmation to drop into the transaction file. Since Arkansas treats fax delivery with confirmation as a compliant way to meet timely-delivery rules, that record is exactly what you want on hand.

Question 3

Can a brokerage set up more than one fax number?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Higher-volume plans let a team run multiple Arkansas fax numbers, and picking each number is free. That way listing, closing, and admin staff can keep their own lines instead of routing everything through one.

Question 4

What does it cost an Arkansas real estate office?

Accepted Answer

Plans start at $12.99 a month, which most solo agents and small brokerages find covers their closings and disclosures. If a busy month of addenda and property condition disclosures runs past the plan's page allowance, you move up a tier rather than paying anything per page, and there's no charge to select your number.

Online Fax for Arkansas Real Estate Professionals

Regulations & Compliance

Key Institutions

Real Estate Fax in Arkansas — FAQ

Start faxing for real estate in Arkansas