Several years now !

Not completely but pretty close. It is absilutely possible to do a transaction and not prnt anything out. But all docs are stored elecronically

Yes, several years ago.

eh, not to much.  My clients want paper.  I give them what they want.

I still hve needs for paper although we have gone from a case a week to a ream about every 6 weeks, so a huge step forward.

Not completely there yet!

Definitely. We use Skyslope and love it!

Good morning Paul. The mortgage industry isn't even close.

Paul S. Henderson, Realtor, Broker, Tacoma Washington it's been 4 years since our office is paperless! (Few exceptions, though.)

Still working on it

Paul S. Henderson, Realtor, Broker, Tacoma Washington Not yet.

Not even close! I've seen to many computer crashes to even want to consider it Paul S. Henderson, Realtor, Broker, Tacoma Washington 

Not totally.

No in fact it seems every couple of months they want another form or paper or checklist added.

no - I still insist on our contracts being printed out and filed. 

Yes.  We are paperless. 

I've been paperless over 4 years now.  I cannot imagine ever going back unless I had a client specific need/request for a paper file.

No, not by a long shot.

Pretty much Paul, we used Dotloop for digital docs.

For about 5 years now. 

Yes, we love it.

Yes sir

Yes and it's wonderful.  We use a system called BackAgent.

Pretty much even to the point of using low cost jump drives for information hadnouts, electronic sign riders for listings, and of course full electronic for contracts. We do no postcards or paper mailings either.

For at least 2 years now, if not longer, Paul. What's paper?

No.

No. That will never happen. I just assisted with a deal with BOA, and some of the pages had to be filled in and signed with a pen and faxed to BOA. Emailing the forms was not allowed.

Partially.

 Good morning Paul. Reduce paper consumption greatly. I don't think anybody can be completely paperless.

Bravo Paul!

I'm the same: I try to be as paperless as it can be possible. 

No we are not.

No, not yet.  I think we could if someone made a decision to do so.  In the meantime, we just open one more ream.

Paul,

We use very little paper.  A ream of paper for our printer lasts at least 3 years. A

Paul,
We have e-contracts, do a lot of pdf documents, etc. but there are times paper is still best or essential.

Weve been paperless for years now.  It's a great system!  

Seral years now and it is wonderful!

We did in 2008

Documents are stored electronically but the office is not paperless.  

We seem to all be trying to go paperless and using as much or more paper than ever much in the way that technology was going to save us work and only created more work.

Yes and it works beautifully.

Paul - Glad to hear your office is paperless. That is fantastic.

We are not entirely paperless, but much of what we do is these days.

We are not completely paperless yet. 

For the most part yes.  Still use paper flyers in houses (no viable way around that) and do some contracts on paper.  I find that for most people the physical act of signing a paper makes it more "real" to them.

No, but we do seem to use much less paper than we did in the past.

30 years ago we went through a case of paper per month, now we might use a ream per year.

Many have gone paperless in our office, but some are still keeping files.

Yes, we use Dotloop. Most clients really like it but I still have some that do not, in that case I do hard copies and scan to Dotloop. I still like keeping a hard file for my reference, retention.

No and I din't see it in the near future