Four years ago, when everybody got audited I was very glad that I have so many redundancies. Hard copies digital copies and backups to backups.

Paperless is a myth!

I have to admit that I still print a decent amount.  If I am reading something lengthy like a contract or lease, I can't read it on the computer.  I have to print it and mark my changes with a pen.  Then I make the changes on the electronic document.

I save lots of printer ink these days compared to when I first got into this business. Electronic contract software. Electronic signatures. PDF's.

Here in Silicon Valley, if you cannot work in a paperless environment, you will have a problem.

I print some things; not much.

I print very little these days and have not printed much for years.

I rarely print. I do backup two different places. I have boxes of printer paper which I now use to make long winded notes. The notes are typed into our system by an assistant to document all conversations.

I've been paperless since 2012.  Do I still need to print some things?  Yes. 

My transaction files are paperless. 

No, most things can be electronic, but showing sheets are still better printed.  Flyers are better printed.  Listing forms are ALWAYS printed (I'm not going home first if they're willing to sign now) and I keep offer forms as well for those instances where we need to write on the spot.

Paperless is on point and paper runs drag....

Actually, a little bit of both but certainly the trend is more and more toward paperless.

I give it a go as much as possible but I'm still only at 50%. Office is the worst but that is also getting better also.

Peter, I try to go as paperless as possible. I work in a high tech area which makes it easier. Some people want everything on paper and I'm happy to oblige. 

It seems as though going paperless hasn't saved as much paper or trees as it should have.  It's like when we expected the internet to give us less work.

paperless for many years....can't imagine printing out all the paper we used to do....

I do both, but try and go as much as possible digitally.

Very rarely do I print anything.

Our office has been paperless for years. However, I have always maintained a paper file to be retained for several years. Definitely an old school habit.

I print most stuff out

There are some things that always need a hard copy.  Computers are great but they still have flaws and some things you just can't take a chance on losing.

I still print a fair amount because of my own mental "need".  I also remember sitting at a closing once and the buyer who worked in the environmental sector said to not worry about using paper because it was one of the most easily renewable resources....  That stuck with me. 

As days go by my digital use goes up and printing goes down.