I borrowed bank mortgages, FHA (owner occupant) mortgage, VA mortgage assumption, second mortgages on multiple properties, signature loan (no collateral), as well as private loans. 

Dotloop is a solid choice, especially if you're looking for something that handles documents and signatures smoothly.

I would review all the cost of capital for the sources you have, example would be:- your cash - while it seems free or zero cost your cash should always be assigned an opportunity cost such as 4.25% sitting around in a savings or CD account with no risk as your min cost of capital (cheapest source of capital)- personal lines of credit with no security or asset backing it or called signature lines or signature loans at credit unions and community banks, these are usually prime + 2-4% so probably 9.5-11.5% roughly- HELOC's or secured by real estate, lines of credit usually prime + 0% up to prime +3% or so, 7.5-10.5% rates- fixed mortgages on your real estate like a cash out refinance at the moment can be around 6.75-7.5% 30 year so this one costs some where between your cash above and your lines or personal loans.

Detail-Oriented and Contract-Savvy As an investor agent, I see contract errors all the time: missing addenda, absent signatures or initials, and even agents forgetting to submit commission documents.

You can't go all out and spend for the best of everything day 1, but you need some signature pieces or elements of design that stick out.

So no there was no signature just a phone text message quoting the job as mentioned previously. 

Hi I would love to get your phone number and get in touch ☺️  You can check my profile in my signature, also I sent you a connection request with more information.

Airbnb doesn’t have built-in e-signature tools, but some hosts link to a third-party service (like DocuSign or Jotform) after booking, while keeping it optional to avoid violating Airbnb's terms.

@Allen Berrebbi my signature has a link to our website:)

There was a time when robo-signing was a problem and if the lenders couldn't prove they owned the original  (wet signature) paperwork note, they couldn't foreclose.