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5 Comments on REALTOR Safety Needs to be Taken Seriously as Events in Ohio Show
Mike,
A great video, with some good common sense tips. We get lackadaisical, so it's easy to forget.
Mike:
I blogged about this the other night, you are right on point. Thanks for sharing.
Stephen
Thanks Mike, that was informative and had a lot of great tips.
@Scott - we do take it for granted. Even a simple precaution like locking the front door after you arrive at a home your showing may keep you safe.
Great tips, Mike. I think it's very important to get out of the habit of jumping into your car and meeting total strangers at homes - especially vacant, foreclosed properties. I like to have buyers come into the office first. Or at least fax or email me their pre-approval letter so I can talk to their lender. If they won't do at least one of those things, I won't work with them and I certainly won't meet them at a vacant house.