Texting or email versus phone. But I do tell them if it's important contractual information to please send it via email so we have a history of communication.

Yes it is with some clients.

Tony and Suzanne Marriott I think texting is getting more popular for short conversations.

Emails the easiest, Calling get answers, texting is the best for communication during work hours.

Even many of my younger clients so that husband and wife can both get it and they get more details via email than is practical to send via text.

Texting is getting popular even with older clients.  

I see a tremendous amount of texting and email  but right now it seems that I get more communication with Facebook Messenger and WhatsUP.

Yes, it's texting and email. And I prefer it that way. I can respond to a text quicker than returning a call. It also leaves a paper trail.

I still ask for some things to be in email format for a paper trail, but texting is so common with all ages.

Text is the most frequent method now but email still dominates for % of total content communicated.

Most of our clients definitely prefer texts to phone calls.

I'm finding more and more of them texting.  Though, I'm not a big fan of this medium for adequate and meaningful communication.

for lightning quick speak...texting cannot be beat

Yes, texting does not interupt if there is no specific time for a call. I prefer text in most situations unless it is negotiation, or a big issue.

Yes...it's almost all text now and I really hate it! You can't always do real estate transactions in a line or two.

yes, absolutely.... for me, especially with other agents....I have no clients....

texting /email has become number 1. has been that way for. like 2 years. depends on client/vendor etc... sometimes text is way better, sometimes text. smoke signals are popular as well. carrier pigeon is cool, phone calls are there with snail mail

In order of occurrence and preference it outranks email and most assuredly a phone call although each still has their proper time and place. 

yes definately, and honest preferable for us.

always beter to a paper trail of meeting times etc.

Texting, for a while now. I use 2PDF to capture conversations with date/time stamp for file. I rather prefer it. HOWEVER, it's not for anything lengthy or involved. But it is great in my land of awful cell reception!

Oh yes, we are getting this more & more.

Texting and email are the biggest form of communication, I actually quite like it. 

My main clients know that a phone is for talking on. My rental clients like to text though.

Tony - you are so right about it.