Note please read the fine print on that estimate you may be surprised that is not a price evaluation .

I'm going to print that and keep it handy so I can continue to look at that.

I will have hard copies at the showing, but if you print and fill them out prior to the showing, this would save us both some time should you want to expedite your application in the process.I look forward to meeting you on Thursday!

They're now pumping these out 10 a day.http://www.businessinsider.com/a-chinese-company-3d-printed-10-houses-in-a-day-2014-4Pretty much every industry has been disrupted by technology, with the exception of residential real estate.Commercial retail was disrupted by eBay and driverless cars will continue that.

@Kelsey P. lease guarantees cost money and have fine print.

I love that I do not have to print out my faxes and waste paper!

Also, print up some takeaways with information on the local schools, similar listings in the neighborhood, etc.

I have print advertising now, in addition to my mail marketing, and it generates a much broader range of sellers than my mail marketing.

The key is to use you cash over and over again, so that with each use, the profits that are generated from these uses are what you spend.If you spend your cash, you need to start all over again.I'm printing that out for my wife...we'll see how that goes down ;)

I have not had a chance to use them, but reading the fine print, it does seem they cover most disasters (just not theft and vandalism).