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My Weekly Real Estate E-letters                                               

The real estate e-letter will contain real estate tips and tips in general for around the home.These are my weekly email e-letters.  I will be archiving old copies of the e-letters on a separate page. Just click on the supplied link. 

Weekly Real Estate E-letter (11-28-11)Goodbye Paper Piles Tips 11-12
Weekly Real Estate E=letter (11-14-11)
Goodbye Paper Piles Tips 9-10

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Goodbye Paper Piles Tips 11-12 

11. Go paperless.

Sign up to receive your statements online. Most websites will store multiple months worth of statements for you to go back and review as necessary. You can also set up auto pay for many of your bills either directly through the company website or through your bank or credit union's website.

12. Use a master list.

Get rid of the small slips of paper and sticky notes. These can easily be lost or hard to locate when you need them. Keep master lists for contact information, shopping listd, books you would like to read, to do lists, etc. You can store these lists on your computer or keep them in a notebook if you prefer a physical copy.

Goodbye Paper Piles Tips 9-10 

9. Toss unnecessary mail immediately.

Open your mail over a recycling container. Pull out all unnecessary papers and advertisements from bills and junk mail and get rid of them right away. Anything with personal information on it that you don't need should be shredded. As soon as you are done sorting through the mail, take care of your shred pile or delegate it to someone else.

10. Cut down on junk mail.

Go to the Direct Marketing Association website and register to remove your name from direct mail lists. If you don't order from catalogues that you receive, call or write to that company and request that you be taken off their mailing list.

 

 

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