Asked and answered here more times than I can count on 10 fingers and 10 toes. If you google the term, you'll get an answer. I suggest you refer back to past answers in this section and maybe do some more research yourself and write a post about what you learned. You'll absorb the information much better that way.

Ask an attorney.

There is this really really cool new thing to answer fact type questions... Have you heard of Google?

Great question for an attorney Anonymous.

A test question on the state licensing exam

Hmmm, vague question by an "anonymous" poster . . . I will pass.

It is the law or statute that requires real estate contracts to be in writing if you want them to be enforceable. I want all mine to be enforceable.

Ask you broker or an attorney.

No idea. 

The name says it all.

Alan May has a solution and Nina perhaps answered it so many times...lol!

Try Google and tell your teachers we are not amused with these questions.

Asking of student questions as Anonymous is against the rules, per Active Rain Staff Bob Stewart.  Reporting.

Please tell me; I’ve been wondering about that too!

look it up

Your agreements need to be in writing.

Something that if violated may result in this:

Asked and answered

They begin with anonymous people doing fraudulent things.   Best to build an account on AR and be visible.

Sorry darling, you have to come up with a better questions. 

If you really want to learn something on this subject matter ... you may find this interesting.  

You have some answers here already

 Who is asking, please?

Which jurisdiction does your question apply to?

Alan May has your answer.

Is this something you are currently learning about in real estate school, or somet specific reason to ask?  -Kasey

Contract, in order to be enforcable, must be in writing.

Eve

Generally, it requires that contracts be in writing and signed by all parties....