Question 1

Do title companies and lenders in Connecticut still ask for faxes?

Accepted Answer

Often, yes. Title firms, mortgage lenders, and brokerages operating under the Connecticut Real Estate Commission frequently want signed addenda and closing documents by fax, sometimes on the same day. Send FAX Mail covers that without anyone needing a physical machine.

Question 2

Can I send a Connecticut property condition disclosure this way?

Accepted Answer

You can. The disclosure goes out as a fax with a timestamped confirmation you can drop straight into the transaction file. Since the Connecticut Real Estate Commission expects disclosures delivered on time, that receipt is useful proof of when the buyer received it.

Question 3

Is a local Connecticut fax number included?

Accepted Answer

Picking your number is free, and Connecticut area codes are available. A local number is easier for CT clients and cooperating brokers to recognize than a generic toll-free line.

Question 4

What will an agent pay?

Accepted Answer

Plans start at $12.99 a month, which most solo agents and small brokerages find covers their closings and disclosures. CT teams that fax heavily simply move up to a higher-volume plan when they reach the monthly page allowance, so there are no surprise per-page charges. You can also try the service first on a 7-day free trial with no credit card.

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