Knowledge. Awareness. Empowerment. These are the core components of REALTOR Safety. And helping our members understand the risks they face can mean the difference between life and death. The growing issue of REALTOR Safety has become a major concern locally and nationwide. According to NAR’s 2020 Member Safety Report, 23% of REALTORS® experienced a situation …
Meeting begins at 8:30 a.m. and concludes at approximately 9:30 a.m. Come enjoy this weekly meeting where you can network, hear a lender report, meet a new or seasoned Affiliate, hear from the PCAR committees and most importantly hear all about the homes that are on tour. When:Tuesday, September 13th Where: PCAR – 270 Technology Way, …
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PCAR is welcoming Public Safety Director, Rob Baquera, from the Roseville Police Department to our next Rocklin Marketing Meeting on Tuesday, September 13th. Come learn about recent crime trends in Roseville, Safety tips for REALTORS, and who to report crimes and suspicious activity. When: Tuesday, September 13th Where: PCAR Conference Center-270 Technology Way, Suite 100, …
We have received notice of a very recent situation where a female REALTOR met with a new prospect and was informed by the prospect that he was meeting with several other female REALTORS. He has apparently looked through 600+ photos and was only calling the most attractive females. He also stated that he will be …
Open houses can be a great sales tool—but hosting one also exposes you to numerous unfamiliar people for the first time. Take these steps to stay safe: 1. If possible, always try to have at least one other person working with you at the open house. 2. Check your cell phone’s strength and signal prior …
One of the most common reasons that people find themselves in dangerous situations is that they weren’t paying attention. Take a few precious seconds during the course of your day to assess your surroundings. Take 2 seconds when you arrive at your destination. • Is there any questionable activity in the area? • Are you …
Showing a model home can put you in a very vulnerable situation. You are, most likely, all alone in an uninhabited residence—and everyone who cares to stop in will be aware of this. So follow these four tips to help stay safe: 1. If possible, always try to have at least one other person working …
If you were to find yourself alone in a property with a client who indicated they wanted to harm you or rob you, what would you do? Would you put up a fight or try to escape? It isn’t pleasant to think about, but it’s important to know the facts. Experts agree that when escape …
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We spend a lot of time driving, and even doing work or making calls in our parked cars. As you travel from appointment to appointment, keep these tips in mind: • Don’t approach your vehicle if a van or other large vehicle with tinted windows is parked next to it. Find a security guard to …
The NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS® and this organization have worked hard to keep REALTOR® Safety foremost in everyone’s minds. But what about your clients? They, too, face some dangers in allowing strangers into their homes or visiting other people’s properties. Share this valuable advice with everyone, and you’ll help them learn to protect themselves against …