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Updated over 17 years ago,

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  • Real Estate Investor
  • London
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Skype user?

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  • Real Estate Investor
  • London
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I was discussing a deal with someone over Skype the other day. I am in London and they are in San Francisco. We both worked together in Paris in a past life.

It got me thinking about Skype and RE. Many RE investors focus locally. A few are a bit more remote.

Do many folks here use Skype? If so what are the reasons? If I am using the forum correctly a poll should be attached to this thread. The preview does not show the poll so we shall see.

I find like it for three reasons.

1. I travel and my calls follow me
2. Low cost. Big win on that score.
3. The ability to conference people in. Up to 10 people on a call.

Note I am a Mac user but that does not really matter when using Skype.

John Corey

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