Electronic Signature Completion Notice – April 28 2024

Summary

This Authentisign confirmation verifies that Hanson Le completed and accepted the e-signature process for the lease identified by Signing ID 46CC8725-F703-EF11-96F5-6045BDD68161 on April 28 2024 at 5:36 PM PDT. The confirmation lists his corporate email address (hansonle@bhhsCAprops.com) and phone number (714-554-9989), directly linking him to Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties. This record demonstrates that Hanson Le executed the digital lease and that he was operating under the Berkshire Hathaway brokerage when the document was transmitted and signed.

Evidence Findings

• The domain bhhsCAprops.com is registered to Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties, establishing brokerage affiliation.
• The Authentisign system timestamp proves Hanson Le’s electronic execution prior to tenant acceptance, showing he controlled the signing order and routing.
• The signing record confirms that brokerage resources and email servers were used to circulate a document containing an altered payment clause (see Exhibit 1036).
• As a licensed real-estate agent, Hanson Le’s use of corporate systems to redirect payments constitutes agency-level participation in the financial diversion scheme.

Legal Context

• 18 U.S.C. § 1343 (Wire Fraud) – Transmission of false or fraudulent representations by interstate electronic communication.
• California Business & Professions Code § 10176(a) – Dishonest dealing by a licensed real-estate professional acting under a brokerage license.
• California Civil Code § 2332 – Knowledge of an agent is imputed to the principal; Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices is legally charged with the agent’s knowledge and conduct.
• California Civil Code § 1710 – Fraudulent deceit through suppression or misrepresentation of material facts.

Implications

This Authentisign verification conclusively ties the e-signature transaction and payment-routing directive to a Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices network account. It proves Hanson Le acted under corporate credentials and executed a digital document that altered financial routing, satisfying the electronic transmission element of federal wire-fraud statutes and binding the parent brokerage under California agency law.