Risky Situations in the Real Estate Profession – Dc Fawcett Review

1. Risky Situations in the Real Estate Profession – Dc Fawcett Review

2. Beware of first time clients • Real estate is not a hazardous profession. However, there are some dangers involved in real estate. In this article, Dc Fawcett Review a real estate entrepreneur some dangers lurking in the real estate profession. • Strangers are always to be feared and this is the same with new clients too. First time clients are new faces. • You don’t know who they are. They may be stalkers, thieves, alcoholics, drug addicts, looters and big time criminals. So beware of them.

3. Open houses are dangerous • Open houses are dangerous. When an agent holds open houses, he advertises on where and when he is going to hold it. There have been several incidents occurring during such home showings. • Some have been reported in news channels. Once when an agent was holding an open house, a laptop was stolen. • He was working alone and a pair came and turned his focus away. Yet another incident was: 2 agents were holding an open house when a couple walked in.

4. Open houses are dangerous • The man reeked of alcohol and both of them were blabbering. The agents sensed that something was wrong with them and immediately took some steps to prevent harm. • One held a pepper spray and stood at the front door while the other walked the people into the house. • The former agent called her husband and when he came, those two intruders ran away. There was also an incident where a real estate agent was holding a home showing alone.

5. Open houses are dangerous • Then suddenly the agent saw some untidy clothes in the basement. The agent called the owner and he said that there was nobody living there. • Then suddenly after sometime the owners came with the police and found a man there. • It turned out that he was living in the basement for some months without the knowledge of anybody.

6. Open houses are dangerous • Such incidents show that home showings should be done alertly. Agents must call neighbors, family members and relatives to be present at the open houses lest anything happens. • If they cannot stay till the end, they must be there at least at the beginning and the end. They can alert the security guards of the home.

7. Open houses are dangerous • If nobody can come from your family or friends, at least inform them about the open house. • Also do an open house with a companion – a fellow agent. Inform brokers, fellow agents and others from the office.

8. Foreclosed or empty homes • Such homes may have previous owners refusing to vacate. They may be badly illuminated and have deadly animals coming inside. • Such houses may be occupied illegally by people who specialize in doing so.

9. When you show homes of strangers • You may sometimes have to show the homes of people whom you don’t know. This is dangerous since you don’t know the homeowners. • Even if you have just met them a couple of times and don’t know them really well, it is still a problem.

10. Conclusion • These are some of the dangers lurking in the real estate profession as reviewed by Dc Fawcett. • For tips on how to encounter them and safeguard against them, read Fawcett’s article on tips to safeguard against real estate dangers.

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