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Yup - knew something like this was coming. :-)

I don't think I've seen it in here yet but there is a new Fujitsu ScanSnap and it seems to be getting rock-solid reviews. It is only about $40 more than the S1500 on Amazon. There are dozens of recommendations of the S1500 throughout Facebook.

With the Denver REALTORS dustup regarding syndication, I'm still baffled as to why we as an industry are not tracking our distribution and reach via our own hugely popular syndication system: IDX. I wrote a post about this in November:

As REALTORS become more and more open with housing information, it seems like outsiders are more and more losing respect for the efforts we put in to publish it:

Came across this on REALTOR.com and I can tell you I am a little uncomfortable with it. Several of the replies were encouraging of cancellation, which could be an ethics issue. This is another reason why I am uncomfortable with the relationship NAR has with Move Inc.

First I have heard of a national mls.

Oh, and it is the "Top Story" on their homepage right now :)

Jay is right. When I started I wanted name and tech tools. Then I wanted just the name. Now I've come to appreciate the name and the broker that supports me. I've stayed with the same company for 10 years but my reasons for staying have changed over time...

I've been using different phone numbers and emails for different websites. Partly for analytics and partly because my hope that it helps Google see them as separate sites.

Like it though. If we all did it maybe consumers would get the point :)

I would take them to task . . . AFTER settlement!!!

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Just added 5 new members – Please welcome to the group Andrew Wetzel, Tad Kirkpatrick, Mike Bishop, Jeanne

Realtors: A quick tip. If you send out a message from your email to your entire MLS

or hire a high school kid to run the scaanner for a few hours, but I'd just bundle them and keep them on paper at this point