New York · Chapter 19 of 26
Licensee Safety
Personal safety at the office, on the road, at showings and open houses; protecting personal and client information from cyber threats and wire fraud; liability for accidents and injuries; New York's justification rules on the use of physical force; and office safety policies.
20-minute read · Built for the Salesperson Exam
General Safety Concerns
Real estate work puts licensees alone with strangers in unfamiliar, often vacant, places. Basic precautions are to know your surroundings, know the office's points of entry and exit, use security cameras, alarms and good lighting, account for staff and visitors, and control office access by limiting keys and changing security codes when people leave. Never assume a prospect is who they say they are until identity has been verified.
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