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Suburban West Realtors Assn
Distance: 5.1 Mi100 Deerfield Ln
19355 Malvern -
Power House Realty
Distance: 4.9 Mi1214 Pickering Ln
19425 Chester Springs -
Re/Max Achievers Inc
Distance: 6.6 Mi1425 S Rd
19426 Collegeville -
Assist2sell Sellers/Buyers - L
Distance: 8.0 Mi403 W Ridge Pike
19468-3451 Royersford -
George Raleigh
Distance: 7.8 Mi92 Lancaster Ave
19333 Devon
Description
SAFESHOW Company and related products were developed specifically for protecting Realtors while showing empty or vacant houses. Since our inception in 1998 Safeshow has designed and developed a full line of personal protection products. Our products and services give each Sales Agent, Police Officer, Security Guard and the General Public added confidence, safety and security. Christina Gervasi President SAFESHOW, Inc.
In any discussion about real estate safety, lockboxes inevitably come up. When members of the Arizona Regional MLS decided to move from manual to electronic lockboxes, part of the debate centered on how to provide access to appraisers, home inspectors, and pest-control businesses, while making sure properties and salespeople remained secure. Members were impressed that the programmable devices store data that provide information about who and how many people visit a property and when they arrive and leave. But what was more important was that "the lockboxes would provide more security for consumers, salespeople, and others," says Ellen Olive, broker-owner of ABC Professional Realty, Glendale, Ariz. The ancillary service providers not only need private identification numbers assigned to lockboxes but also a call-before-showing code that listing salespeople control and can change as often as necessary. But with manual lockboxes, the metal keys can stay for years in the hands of home inspectors and appraisers. About 60 percent of practitioners use electronic boxes, estimates Dan Ostlund, director of marketing for Supra Products, a lockbox manufacturer in Salem, Ore.