I also could never seem to find the notes that I was looking for. The bad part of that approach was that these legal pads would just pile up in my office and I would never go back to review my notes. So, I would go to these real estate conferences and take notes on legal pads. I guess that’s what I get for having a degree in engineering. This is one of those programs that can “change your life.” For now, though, let’s just work on making one tiny part of your life better. Down the road, we will talk more about the sharing capabilities, the way that it can reference meetings with other team members and the way you can even search for words inside PDFs. I decided that the best way to start was slow and gradual, and with one main goal: to help me keep track of my conference notes.įor your reference, Evernote is so much more than that, but I think it is good to take it in small bites. It wasn’t until I saw the CEO of Evernote, Phil Libin, interviewed by Charlie Rose that realized I was missing out and needed to finally check it out. Also, like Dropbox, it is one of those things that I have had for a couple of years and never used. With that in mind, here is the the sixth (of 10) tech tips that have proven to be a great help with my real estate business.Įvernote is a very cool program that, like Dropbox, you can put on all of your devices for access. I can say from experience that many tools end up just getting in the way and actually can slow you down. However, just because it is the new “flashy” thing doesn’t mean that it will actually make you more productive. Technology can be a great help in your real estate career. I feel safe knowing that my notes are synced across all devices and it's never let me down.This post by Jimmy Chickey was originally published on ActiveRain. Follow him on Twitter: tip No. I've been doing this for at least 2 years now and I have my notes with me whether on my Android phone, Ipad or if I sit down to use my Mac Pro. I add any additional notes in the heading for access to a lockbox or showing instructions. I rename the notes as 1pm- 123 Main Street. When I take them out on appointment, no more carrying stacks of MLS sheets. The contact numbers are highlighted and I can contact the agent directly from the note.
I can answer any question regarding the details of the home.
I always have a note of their selected property. Whether they call/text me I always have my phone with me. Once they have selected a property to view, I copy and paste a new note under their Notebook. I typically have two windows open, Evernote and the Local MLS website. I have my sale note/journal, but more importantly, I create a note for any property they are interested in viewing. Whenever I start working with a new buyer, I create a Notebook for such client. I wanted to share how Evernote has helped go paperless in the Real Estate Industry.
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