One of my future goals is to try to be more active on BP and answer more questions here, but I tend to spend more time on job-sites these days than in front of a computer! 

You just have to get out there away from a computer monitor and start learning in the real world.

The other agent is doing her thing--calling, working on the computer, filling out her own forms, etc.

And they do they have a super computer that checks public records... so you can't fool them..

Where I live,  I can look up the heirs via electronic document using a public database search through a government computer which allows for public use.  

They may have the documents scanned and available on a computer terminal.

They generally use a computer to determine the lowest price they will accept.Remember, asking price is NOT in any way connected with market value.

Oh, and I forgot to mention....our local True Value hardware store can look up the formula on their computer so they can make the expensive companys' paint colors in their generic brand paint.

Do most scan everything into the computer and save it on the computer or the cloud, or are many saving the hard copies and filing them into a box/tote.Has anyone used a NeatDesk scanner they cost about $300 + they seem like they come with great software to keep everything organized.Should I use Google Drive, I'm not a Apple guy.

We are becoming more robotic in our learning processes just as our computers and devices operate.