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Sign into your accountHow a 72-Year-Old Realtor Embraces Technology
April 21 2015
Are your so-called selling tools behind the times? Afraid you're too old to jump on today's technological bandwagon? Even if you didn't grow up with a mouse in your hands, the technology to streamline your business is not out of reach. Just ask 72-year-old real estate agent Ed Robinson about his tips for Realtors®.
Ditch the filing cabinets. Go digital.
This Canadian agent has put together a simple mix of tips for Realtors, including devices and software to help you save a few trees – and a lot of time.
How does he do it?
- An iPad - Command central.
- Scanner Pro - Transform paper documents into digital files for storage and editing.
- PDF Expert - Download, view, edit, annotate, and sign paperwork electronically.
- Dropbox - Cloud-based storage, accessible by any device, agent, or client.
How does it work?
A buyer makes an offer. You scan it into a digital version, then fire it off to the listing agent. Done.
- You download MLS listings for a client, easily add notes in PDF Expert
- Saving it for future reference...
- Emailing it...
- Share it via Dropbox
- You get a deposit check, scan it onto your iPad, import it into a receipt template, then send a digital receipt