In most states, your agent is require to provide you with a copy of yoru documents, typically electronically. Most real estate offices are required to keep all documents on file for 3 years. You never know whne the information form your real estate transaction amy be needed. I woudl reccomend kepping an eletronic copy for at least 3-5 years. Even longer if you can. You never know wnat you may need, untill you need it.
States very for the time required for a Brokerage or an attorney to retain documents but both can go out of business so I would recommend you keep them until you no longer own the property just in case.
Takira, when it comes to real estate documents, I always recommend keeping them, if something ever comes up you have the documents and are not trying to get ahold of someone else that may have the files.
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