entry-level billing in Austin Tx?
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Can you give more details on what you are wanting?
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I am arriving in Austin next month. So I'll check out the stores and tell ya! ;)
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I need them to pay for my heart surgery.\n\nPlease be kind and contribute 10 points.  =)
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http://www.download.com/3120-20_4-0.html?tag=srch&qt=billing+software&tg=dl-20\n\nin the above link you can find many of the billing softwares, the rating by CNET.com is very efficient to find the best softwares.
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HOOOOO BOY! It ain't cheap. But it's necessary. You've got quarterly MLS dues, Local board dues and national board dues. They add up to somewhere between $400 and $500. Can't remember and could be wrong. Not cheap though. There are definitely some things you'll need and some you won't. Business cards are your first expense. They're your life blood. LEAVE THEM EVERYWHERE! Run out? Order more! There are all kinds of marketing materials out there. Most you really don't need to start off, but be ready to get them once you're rolling. \n\nYou really need to write a business plan and plan where your money's going in advance, because it will snowball on you if you're not careful. If you don't know how, find a business coach to help you. It's a worthwhile expense. There are a lot that charge on a sliding scale, depending on what you make. \n\nTo pick a broker, interview at least three. Go with the one you feel most comfortable with. The one you feel like you can go talk to if you have a problem. They should have a sales manager that doesn't actively sell. Just manages agents. If you need structure and classes, Century 21 and Keller Williams have pretty solid reputations. Keep in mind that most offices are independantly operated though, so one C21 office could be 100% different from another. Go with your gut. It's your best judge. \n\nWhere are you in Texas? I'm in SA and can point you in the right direction if you're in town. \n\nAll it takes is hard work and a willingness to keep learning. Period. Be ready to work though.
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Check out Peachtree software. It maintains employee payroll, inventory, accounts payable / receivable, and a lot more.
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Check with the Texas Bar Association.  They should have a toll free number listed.
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You need a member management system that allows you to manage your subscription, take care of billing, handle different types of payment gateways, etc.\n\nHere are some of them - choose one with features that you need and the price you can afford:\n\nhttp://www.amember.com/\nhttp://www.iventa.com/Membership-Subscription-Management-System.aspx\nhttp://www.capterra.com/membership-management-software\nhttp://www.visiongateportal.com/\nhttp://www.paymentonline.com/subscription-software/subscription-software-ecommerce-solutions.html\nhttp://www.groundbreak.com\nhttp://www.verotel.com\nhttp://www.cgiscriptcenter.com
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I would suggest applying to local transciption companies. WARNING, dom't get sucked in by any so called "job" that wants you to pay anything to do this - they are a scam.\nGood luck.
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Call them and ask.  They will not charge you anything for just asking a question.
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My husband is over there, and he buys the calling cards at the PX. It's not cheap, but so far the only one which works. I bought other ones here before, and they didn't work out for him.
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I live in Austin Texas
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Lots!  Here's one:\n\nwww.online-education.net/medical-billing.html
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I have used Angie's list before, but have not had much luck.\n\nI found these guys, but they don't have anyone in dallas right now: \nhttp://www.signaturecontractors.com/find-a-contractor/Texas/Dallas/
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Check out "PAYTRUST" on line. They were amoung the first bil l paying services and they are great and simple to use. ,,,AND EASY TO CONTACT 24 / 7
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Become a Certified Medical Biller
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check their website. you might wanna check the contact section.