I would like to be able to give someone a cell phone and have them work from their own house.

Guess not.From Ned Carey's Blog:Snapple drink cap says:“Every hour more than 1 Billion cells must be replaced” I love it, however even better I would add Ned Carey says: “Every hour you have a billion chances to improve yourself”

Heck you can even send your business card as a photo to a cell.

How about scheduled conference reminders syncing with your cell or sending previews to clients via cell phone.

I have personal cell phone numbers for a quite a few of them, but wondered if I should call or just send a yellow letter.

Set yourself up a Skype account and have it answer the calls at the very least and skype can send you the callers message to be played back from your cell.

Create a a cell in the form where you want to place the data.

While hardcopy isn't going away anytime soon and has some advantages (no batteries, cheap, loanable, free at the library, doesn't cost a mint if you get it wet or lose it, etc), The Kindle and the iPad and the e-books available on such devices will continue to gain ground I think.Having the ability to download any book you want in seconds over the cell network, as well as carry your entire library with you at all times, plus search it and bookmark it, have it read to you when driving, and be able to take notes and look up words in the dictionary, etc....that's pretty neat too, and it keeps getting better.I'll look forward to the ebook, Rich!

There are a host of other means for capturing sellers besides the MLS.I bet your cell phone is full of local contacts who know and love/like you...

However your cell phone is packed full of birds dogs who can help you find opportunities, so take advantage of your COI too.When you begin Direct Mail focus heavy on your list and Geo.