Question #1: If you lost your electronic data today, would you still be in business tomorrow? Read how Garrison's Internet vaulting technology can provide the security you need. Question #2:  Is your records management policy an asset or a liability? Contact us today for a free analysis.	Real Estate As every real estate agent (and home owner) knows, a single real estate transaction can generate a mountain of paperwork, inches thick. From listings, deeds, titles, and inspection reports, to offers, counter offers, addendums, escrow papers, and even cancelled checks. Some state laws require that each customer transaction file be retained for a minimum of 3 years, with certain documents requiring a 5-7 year retention period. Even for a small office, that amount of paperwork can build up fast and take up valuable, dare we say it, real estate. And for larger firms, the sheer volume of documentation can simply be overwhelming. At Garrison Records, we can help you solve your document storage problem with a storage and retrieval plan that is designed to meet your company's specific requirements. Read more on how the recently enacted Fair and Accurate Credit Transactions Act (FACTA) has impacted your business.