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One of the Most Useful Technology Purchases

By Cathy Glass

Real Estate Agent with Realty Executives Associates 00292515

January 22, 2008 11:57 PM

One of my most useful technology purchases has been electronic fax. I use Send2Fax, but I know there are several other companies out there. The faxes come straight to my email, where I can email them to clients, title companies, etc,, or send them as a fax from my computer without ever needing to print. It's good piece of mind, too, to know that if a hard copy gets misplaces, I still have the one in my email and/or saved in the property file on my hard drive.

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Phil DePasquale

Sedona Elite Properties Management, Inc. - Sedona, AZ

I just took an updated tech class and they said this is a very important addition to your business. They mentioned Metro whis can be found at www.metrohispeed.com. Will look at the difference in costs, etc. Thanks for the post.

Jan 23, 2008 12:12 AM

Kathi Frank

Kate Writes Right - Houston Heights, TX

The Woodlands TX

Cathy - You are so right about the electronic fax system. I use MyFax.com. I was able to get a toll-free number. It cost me $10 a month and I use it every single day. When I have something to send anyone, I fax it to my toll-free number, then forward it to as many email addresses as I want. It gives me a better record of delivery than a fax and can easily be resent if someone claims that it was not recieved. It is a fabulous system.

Jan 23, 2008 12:13 AM

Jeff Kessler

Austin Homes, Realtors www.OwnAustin.com - Austin, TX

Broker,CLHMS,GRI

I scan most of my paperwork and then email it off. If I get a fax I scan that. Probably would be easier to get an online fax for 10 bucks a month.

Jan 23, 2008 12:18 AM

Hank Roeters

Platinum Partners Realtors - Darien, IL

I started with Myfax.com about a year ago and still feel that it was a great move. I agree with your reasons and would add that the document doesn't loose quality when you send it like it does with a fax machine.

Jan 23, 2008 12:45 AM