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Raybyrnes
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You might have already thought of this. But have you ever considered just going with a scan to email function so that you can avoid the fax machines. I use to sell the stuff and fax machines are expensive and unreliable. Set up a good document management system and it will be more secure, more reliable, less expensive and easier to send out proposals and documents. You might look into efax.
This doesn’t answer the question as to how to deal with the lender response, but it might be a hell of a lot easier from and office mangement protocol to begin to move into a paperless process.
ParticipantSD Realtor
You might have already thought of this. But have you ever considered just going with a scan to email function so that you can avoid the fax machines. I use to sell the stuff and fax machines are expensive and unreliable. Set up a good document management system and it will be more secure, more reliable, less expensive and easier to send out proposals and documents. You might look into efax.
This doesn’t answer the question as to how to deal with the lender response, but it might be a hell of a lot easier from and office mangement protocol to begin to move into a paperless process.
ParticipantSD Realtor
You might have already thought of this. But have you ever considered just going with a scan to email function so that you can avoid the fax machines. I use to sell the stuff and fax machines are expensive and unreliable. Set up a good document management system and it will be more secure, more reliable, less expensive and easier to send out proposals and documents. You might look into efax.
This doesn’t answer the question as to how to deal with the lender response, but it might be a hell of a lot easier from and office mangement protocol to begin to move into a paperless process.
ParticipantSD Realtor
You might have already thought of this. But have you ever considered just going with a scan to email function so that you can avoid the fax machines. I use to sell the stuff and fax machines are expensive and unreliable. Set up a good document management system and it will be more secure, more reliable, less expensive and easier to send out proposals and documents. You might look into efax.
This doesn’t answer the question as to how to deal with the lender response, but it might be a hell of a lot easier from and office mangement protocol to begin to move into a paperless process.
ParticipantDoesn’t that also suggest that there will always be people who are late to the party.
ParticipantDoesn’t that also suggest that there will always be people who are late to the party.
ParticipantDoesn’t that also suggest that there will always be people who are late to the party.
ParticipantDoesn’t that also suggest that there will always be people who are late to the party.
ParticipantDoesn’t that also suggest that there will always be people who are late to the party.
November 19, 2007 at 12:30 PM in reply to: what is the consensus on the Goldman Sachs report? #101223Participant“Get real. Goldman Sachs is out for one person. Themselves.”
That is the only person they should be looking out for. Themselves and their clients. When many companies were bullish on MBS they took the other side of the trade. Pretty smart thinking. For every loser their has to be a winner. Goldman seems to come out ahead more times than it’s competitors.
November 19, 2007 at 12:30 PM in reply to: what is the consensus on the Goldman Sachs report? #101310Participant“Get real. Goldman Sachs is out for one person. Themselves.”
That is the only person they should be looking out for. Themselves and their clients. When many companies were bullish on MBS they took the other side of the trade. Pretty smart thinking. For every loser their has to be a winner. Goldman seems to come out ahead more times than it’s competitors.
November 19, 2007 at 12:30 PM in reply to: what is the consensus on the Goldman Sachs report? #101322Participant“Get real. Goldman Sachs is out for one person. Themselves.”
That is the only person they should be looking out for. Themselves and their clients. When many companies were bullish on MBS they took the other side of the trade. Pretty smart thinking. For every loser their has to be a winner. Goldman seems to come out ahead more times than it’s competitors.
November 19, 2007 at 12:30 PM in reply to: what is the consensus on the Goldman Sachs report? #101338Participant“Get real. Goldman Sachs is out for one person. Themselves.”
That is the only person they should be looking out for. Themselves and their clients. When many companies were bullish on MBS they took the other side of the trade. Pretty smart thinking. For every loser their has to be a winner. Goldman seems to come out ahead more times than it’s competitors.
November 19, 2007 at 12:30 PM in reply to: what is the consensus on the Goldman Sachs report? #101366Participant“Get real. Goldman Sachs is out for one person. Themselves.”
That is the only person they should be looking out for. Themselves and their clients. When many companies were bullish on MBS they took the other side of the trade. Pretty smart thinking. For every loser their has to be a winner. Goldman seems to come out ahead more times than it’s competitors.
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