In our area, the last couple openings we've had saw 150ish electronic interest/info requests in the first 2 days.

Not a lot of steady income at the moment, but I'd like something that won't turn my clients away from paying online and using their credit cards.I've noticed many programs charge interchange fee + % + additional $0.30+ per transaction.Ive noticed a few programs charge 2.9%+ of the overall cost.Many clients will be spending a decent amount on the construction projects and these additional fees may price me out the door.Trying to stream line the process by emailing a proposal, client electronically sign it and insert their deposit in order for me to schedule the job.

How many posts a day do you see on BP, FB, Insta, or any of the other social media platforms that end with "LETS CONNECT!"

If you're not already licensed in NC, this is the first step to finding an assistance job; the second is your social media FB & linked-in so the more people you connect with in the RE industry in CLT so easier it gets.  

One thing you can do with re-targeting is write a post on your website / blog, create an ad on social media promoting this post (fairly cheap traffic on Facebook), then run re-targeting from your blog post page.  

I think there's a $10 fee from the state every time you re-sign, and it can mess up your board dues, electronic keys, etc if you do it very often.

By advertising the open house on various online platforms and through social media, it can attract a larger number of potential buyers to view the property, increasing the chances of finding the right buyer.Convenience: An open house allows potential buyers to view the property at their convenience.

If I were a lawyer (which I am not) do I want to go in front of a judge or the media suing someone who is active duty Army for  a few bucks?

I would much rather analyze deals than be on social media. 

I spent 4 hours online last night- on osbar.org and all the Oregon court sites, etc. just trying to find the proper small claims forms, low-income fee waivers- and if I can file electronically or not.