PDFescape is a free tool that lets you open PDf files in your browser so you can fill-in or add text, checkmarks, grahics and even links (that part is neat). There is also a whiteout text feature and the ability to add new form fields. Save, print or email the finished product.
There is nothing to download. Nice.
Here’s a screenshot from the Realtor Code of Ethics that shows what you can do with PDFescape:
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Nice. Thanks for the tip.
Thanks for offering helpful tools and tips on new products.
Thanks Tony & Faina. Send any interesting tools or applications you find to me at jf.sellsius[at]gmail[dot]com
About those you underlined. First Amendment rights! I wonder what would happen if NAR got sued by an ex-Realtor for taking away their membership after which in turn substantially caused a loss of business because NAR controlling the local MLS and stuff.
The title says Duty to Realtors but the language in the provision says “competitor”.
Whether the ex-Realtor has a case against NAR for lost business depends on the proof.
very good!