Electronic Transactions

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As prices increase on everything in life, the demand for cost effective Real Estate services is also on the rise.  Sonoran Desert Property strives to constrain rising costs by offering electronic services over the Internet.  No need for driving back and forth to an office, wasting gas and time, to sign the many papers involved in a Real Estate transaction.  Many of these tasks can be performed today over secure channels on the Internet in the privacy of your Home.

Banking institutions have been utilizing secure channels on the Internet for years.  If you choose, for your convenience Sonoran Desert Property will carry out part of your Real Estate transaction in this secure time efficient manner.  Both the Federal and the State of Arizona governments have provided laws for the protection of Electronic Transactions.  Check the following links for more information on this subject.

Uniform Electronic Transactions Act

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This ACT gives electronic signatures and records the same validity and enforceability as written signatures and paper-based transactions.  This act was adopted by the National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws (NCCUSL) in 1999.  To read the full text of the act , visit the NCCUSL web site  www.nccusl.org.

Electronic Signatures in Global and National Commerce Act

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The Federal Electronic Signatures in Global and National Commerce Act enacted by Congress   Electronic Signatures in Global and National Commerce Act  (E-SIGN) establishes the validity of electronic records and signatures.  It governs in the absence of a state law or where states have made modifications to UETA that are inconsistent with E-SIGN.  By adopting the official version of UETA, states have the authority to modify, limit or supersede some E-SIGN provisions, including its consumer protection provisions.

Arizonia's Uniform Electronic Transactions Act

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The purpose of UETA is to enable electronic commerce by providing that contracts and records are "not invalid" simply because they are in an electronic format rather than on paper.  A summary of the Arizona ACT can be read  Online