Appraisal Storage

[Dale Smalley]

The Alamode vault is easy to use and retrieve for their files. But be careful on the limits once it is full as it wont back up the recent files. I use carbonite for all but a real pain to get files back.

 

[Thomas Holding]

[QUOTE=".....So are Appraisers retarded? ....[/QUOTE]

Have a good look at my avatar. Not only have I accepted my mental limitations, I have embraced them. It's why I now work in county government since they were the only ones stupid enough to hire me. Now what was your question again?

 

[TRESinc]

I just checked on Amazon. You can get a 10 pack of 32 GB flash drives for $33.49. This is cheaper than paying yearly for cloud storage for your archival files. Appraisal files are not that big. You don't need a terabyte to store them.

or you can get a 2TB external drive from walmart for $69 and back up the entire computer, and 4+ more entire computers for the family, forever.

 

[VegasWayne]

Personally, I have a NAS with 16 TB in it. The flash drives are good because they are easy to use and store off-site. Seagate makes 14 TB drives in their Ironwolf line. The are still a little pricey for me.