Yep, me. I was just "writing" on it yesterday for 4 hours.

Yes, we have a typewriter in a work room and I have seen agents use it.

Missed opportunity,  Paul.  I don't recall seeing a typewriter in any of my offices this century. 

No, but I would love to get my hands on one, for old times sake.  

If we still have one then I have no idea where it is hidden, it has been a long time since we have used one.

I haven't even SEEN one in years. At one point I thought I might keep a Selectric around for envelopes. But if I send out 2 or 3 a month, it's a lot and it's easier to hand write.

Decades ago, they rule the office world. Today, they are typewriterasaurus

No typewriter, fax or pagers allowed in our office.

I don't know that I've seen one in the office. There is certainly not one in my home office.

Bwaaahaaahaaa

The last time I used one was over 15 years ago for bond loan documents that STILL needed to by typed on triplicate paper. My mom has one as a decoration like the photo Bob posted, so I have seen one recently. 

No - but I recently spoke with someone who does legal work who said they have gone back to using IBM Selectric's for very sensitive documents.  My first job in College was working in the factory where they made those and the first typewriter that had memory in it that everyone thought was amazing at the time.  It would hold up to 100 letters that could be typed automatically - we've come a long way in a short time - or I'm old - maybe both.

A what?

  I saw one in a pile of stuff in a garage recently.  

Not that I am aware of ... 

An agent by the name of Clark Kent 

Have not seen a typewriter in many years. Threw one out over twenty years ago.

I don't know!

There are times when I wouldn't mind having one but for as often as I'd use it, it's not worth the space it would take up.

We actually still have one & they won't throw it out. I'll take a pic for you Paul. I don't know if it works or not.

I haven't seen one in a while. Our title company still had one around but I don't know if they still use it.

I haven't seen on in an office or anywhere else for a very long time.

There is one in the basement somewhere, maybe time to have a sale!

Nope.

I highly doubt it but I neer go to the office

That would be an upgrade from handwriting that some agents still do.

A what-a-writer???

Paul,

I saw one yesterday, a the wine sales room in Los Olivos.  It was intended as part of the decor. A

OMG...no.... 

I have two at home - and I do use one 4 times a year.

No typewriter to be seen.

What goes on behind closed doors is none of my business.

Paul S. Henderson, REALTOR®,CRS, No, I haven't seen one in many years.

I must say i stil have one tucked away as there are forms that reuire sometihng typed in a specific area that can not be just scanned and typed into cleanly, although dot loop is helping with that

I can’t recall seeing one in the office, ever. 

No. But, when my grandmother passed away, I brought hers to my house. Something so pleasing about the sound of a typewriter. 

there was a time- but no more!

I don't go to the office very often, but have not seen one.

wow, that would be different to use one ofthem.

No typewiter are gone . They seem to be a thing of the past . Great question .

Paul S. Henderson, REALTOR®,CRS, - what is that?

My parents were cleaning out a closet and found my old typewriter. Not sure what I am going to do with it yet.

My millennial daughter had a blast on it though.

Nope.

Have not seen one in years.

No I haven’t seen one in years 

They may have one hid away at home but none at the office anywhere.

No.

On a side note: I learned to type on a manual typewriter. I still remember the bell that signaled that the carrage was nearing the stopping point and haveing to hit the return lever.

nope, not one in the office.  The last thing that we did with them was type trust account checks.  But now they are also printed on the computer.

No.

Nope! well not openly, maybe in the closet, it might explain the clacking we keep hearing late at night.

My wife like hers better than the key board.

If anyone does, I find that pretty charming. #oldschoolcharm - Tim

Not at my office.  My folks still have one at their office.  Growing up I had the old briefcase typewritter.  Man that was heavy!

Paul ~ Every office I have worked in has had a couple in the bullpen and there is one particular agent in my current office that uses it on almost a daily basis.

yes, we have one at the office that still gets used occasionally. Just last week I had a BMV form that needed to be completed to transfer vehicle title from my deceased brother.

No. I remember those days. 

I haven't seen one of those in years!