I used to do electronic and went back to paper, because I found people responded better to paper and our discussions end up being more in-depth.

My Dinosaur gene wins out every time

Actually both - prepared electonically and presented in paper.  When we sit down with clients, we want to be able to go over each page and each paragraph so that they understand what the document is, since they are initialing or signing.  And I think we would do this with any client, not just older clients that we deal with primarily Tony and Suzanne Marriott, Associate Brokers. 

Tony,

Paper

Depends on who is on the other end of it.

Electronic all the way!

The dichotomy for me is that I'm drowning in paper but I do love recycling. Giving or receiving it's the electronic or digitized presentation please?   

Paper

As we kill enough tees; electronic if possible.

Tony and Suzanne Marriott, Associate Brokers My presentation is prepared electronically, but presented and delivered on paper so the potential client can review it later.

I'm a Green Realtor, so it is always a digital in all, unless I have to print.

Tony and Suzanne Marriott, Associate Brokers I prefer electronics. I guess, this saves lot of time.

Electronic for me

Live and verbal as we hike through the forest.

Paper, 100%.  There is something psychological about having something in your hand.  Signing something physically.  Plus, it keeps the presentation streamlined.  No 80 page RPR reports printed.

I have to agree with Nina Hollander on this one. 

I found that people still like to have something in their hands to look at and follow along.

I do both.  A lot of my clients are not techies.

digital, paper when face-to-face, then digital

We have both, but find sellers prefer paper.

I prefer to present comps and a listing presentation on paper so I can go through it, mark it up, and leave it. I hate having to write up offers or deal with contract items on paper. I try to have everything esigned, and then it is also stored so I don't have a paper file.

Paper....old school.... 

It depends on the sellers usually, but paper is the most common.

I find paper allows both sellers to hold the paper so they can read it best and one party may spend time on one sheet than the other does. It gives them control instead of me controlling their attention.

I'd prefer electronic but as a Lender, my "presentation" requires getting signatures so I have to go with paper, . . . . . and pen.

These days I prefer paper over electronic, but show photos, video and websites on my iPad

I like paper because I think there is something good about touching something.. It's like a book vs nook. When I read a book I know what page I'm on and know the name of the book not same with my nook .

paper

In the office it's electronic, in the field I have a paper version in a nice presentation binder as wifi is too random in performance for my Flash-driven presentation.

Tony and Suzanne Marriott, Associate Brokers - Well, I provide finished valuation and property tax policy work to clients via e-mail and other electronic delivery - like an upload to their File Transfer Protocol (FTP) server. I encourage clients to distribute my report or finished work to others electronically, that's up to them.  Fax distribution is very rare as is hardcopy paper delivery.

I prefer paper but electronic has become much more acceptable.

It all depends on the property and who I am presenting it to.  Some prefer paperwork other electronic.  

Good morning Tony and Suzanne,

Electronic 98% of the time, not all my customers have electronic devices.

I reverted to an electronic presentation, and got too many comments about needing paper, so went back.

 I like both paper and electronic money. Both spend extremely well.

I have an intense dislike for paper.

A handshake.

I like electronic, that way there is less to keep up with, it is always on my computer.

I do electronic 80% of the time and my clients prefer it. 

It depends on the situation.

Both, but it looks like im doing more electronic lately...

Paper and I present the offer to the seller myself with the listing agent there.

I prefer electronic.

The viewer has a different preference.

When given a choice, no one. not even one, has pointed to my electronics to see my 'knock your socks off, professionally produced' power point.

But if an agent is working in a 'one size fits all' enterprise, they won't be allowed to go off script.

Paperless. Bring a laptop .....

The only thing in paper is listing contract.