No, but all mine are online.

We do online files but I still have the old fashioned manila files with the dual prongs to keep hard copies of document copies for backup.   I have been doing this 30 plus years and some habits are just hard to break.   I've been saved too many times by having a hard copy backup for cyberspace gremlins.   I tried color coding years ago for organization but found chronological ordering works better for me; so I abandoned the concept.

Used to, then I forgot the code.

No, but do keep hard copies of everything.

 no. Almost everything that I do is electronic now.

No, but I sign each of them. I use only green and red file covers, in general.

No, but I do color code events in Google Calendar.

No.

Yes Paul S. Henderson, REALTOR®, Broker, Tacoma Washington 

We load everything into Back Agent and do not maintain paper files or folders.

Too time consuming, I like to just have fresh batch of manila folders handy and do all my coding with words on the tab.

Hmm! Still old fashioned here.  We have one red folder with wills & other important docs including logon & passwords.

Good morning Paul. We do not color code our files.

We are online and digital with all our filing now.

Not yes Paul S. Henderson, REALTOR®, Broker, Tacoma Washington - most of my filing is online.

I used to, but don't anymore, especially as most of my files are kept on the hard drive and in the cloud.

No

Not solid colored folders, but I like that idea - at least color code the different years Paul S. Henderson, REALTOR®, Broker, Tacoma Washington!  What I have done though, is to use different colored Post-It Notes on the 'tab' part of the folder - Sellers one color, Buyers another.  That way, if for some reason the folder gets recycled, I'm not taking off a tab or putting a new one on over it - I'm just peeling off a Post-It Note!

Nope.  Hard to do that with online files.  :)

Use to all the time but not anymore.

I am all about color.  I have blue files for buyers and green ones for listings.  

I used to, but now try to keep everything online and be paperless when possible.

Paul,

No.  I do label them.  A

no color coding here. Have both online and hard copies (but purge/shred on an ongoing basis)

no, I never did.....alphabetical order is as good as I got!!!! my closed transactions were filed with the buyers' last name first on the file folder....and then when that buyer (now seller) wanted to sell again, I'd go right to the file in seconds.... I filled a file drawer every year.... all I needed ot know was the seller's last name and the year they bought....

Yes both online and on paper.

Paul S. Henderson, REALTOR®, Broker, Tacoma Washington No.

What are files?

Not too many, too confusing. 

No.

I have red and blue folders.

No sir.

You're so funny. I am trying to go paperless somehow & everything is just in an uncolored, uncoded pile right now. 

I used to go green for buyers, red for sellers. Abandoned that eons ago.

I do keep online and paper files, and yes, i color code them

Yes, but sometimes I do forget the rules!

Like everyone else, I find my file folders are getting thinner as documents cease to exist in physical form.  That said, I still have a hanging file for each transaction and color code the file label:  Yellow for buyers, orange for listings, blue for under contract, and purple for closed.  Most likely to disappear are the closed files -- my office has them all stored online so I can safely let go of those.

All electronic!

No color coding here neither. 

I tried it a few times but it never stuck.  

No sir, they are all in the cloud

It depends on the file.

No sir. That would be time consuming. It's hard enough for me to file!

Paul,
Yes, I color code paper client files by year. Prevents mis-filing them.

no, I color code labels

Yes - red for sellers, green for buyers.   When listing new construction for the builders - they were blue.

Yes I developed my coding system years ago and have taught it to several in the office. It saves lots of time.

No ... all my files are on my computer and stored in the cloud.

Absolutely