Crisis Control Solutions

Once again a Real Estate Professional was targeted in Southern California. A Redondo Beach agent was shot at by a tennant while showing a property causing a SWAT response. Luckily, the agent and client are unhurt.

Real Estate professionals have to recognize the inherent dangers of the job and be constantly aware of their surroundings and be prepared to “get off the X” at the first sign of danger.

Shelter-in-place order lifted for Redondo Beach residents, though police investigation continues The Redondo Beach Police Department urged residents to shelter in place for more than two and a half hours Saturday due to undisclosed police activity in the town. The majority of the police activi…

One of the great lessons learned about the “slap heard around the world” is distance management. Renner and Ryron Gracie demonstrate this priceless self defense concept.

"The Greatest Segment to Ever Air on Television" (Rener Gracie on Fox News) Rener and Ryron Gracie appeared on Fox News to discuss the Will Smith slap. By the time they were done, they had the host, Dan Bongino calling it "The greate...

Great advice for Realtors.

Safety concerns are top of mind for realtors, but what about our clients? Seller safety is an overlooked topic that the industry should focus on to create an overall secure transaction from meeting to closing.

Real Estate remains a hazardous profession. Did you know that 29 Real Estate professionals were victims of homicide in 2019? The occupation remains one of the most dangerous professions, even more than convenience store employees, who suffered 15 homicides in 2019.

Keep your intuition sharp and pre-plan your responses to common dangerous situations by scheduling a CCS Real Estate Safety seminar at your brokerage or Realtor Assocition.

Buyer, 84, Fatally Shoots Agent Over Home Dispute The client was unhappy with his “sight unseen” home purchase in Portsmouth, Va., and shot the real estate pro after a heated confrontation, police say.

OC Realtors, be sure to watch this excellent conversation with our great Sheriff Don Barnes.

Safety Week 2021 Sheriff Barnes