How Evil Gains Entry
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How Evil Gains Entry
How Evil Gains Entry
Summary:
Opening our doors to strangers invites risk. Police urge us to keep doors locked for good reason, yet many homeowners, hoping to sell without broker fees, unknowingly risk their safety. How does evil enter?
Key Points:
With crime rates climbing, homeowners eager to sell their properties independently often underestimate the dangers involved. Tragically, many families have faced devastating consequences because they assumed potential buyers were trustworthy.
If these For Sale By Owners realized they were courting danger, would they still proceed?
As a retired real estate broker, I understand the uncomfortable truth that most agents hesitate to share: inviting strangers into your home can be perilous. While avoiding commission fees is appealing, the risks can far outweigh the savings.
Too often, a well-meaning husband will place a "For Sale By Owner" sign in the yard and head to work, leaving his partner to manage inquiries and appointments. This naivety can invite trouble cloaked in innocence.
Some clients have confided that they prayed for no calls, only to refuse entry when someone showed up. Agents prefer to avoid alarming potential sellers, fearing it might cost them future business. I'm retired and can speak freely.
Even Realtors face risks during showings. Each year, agents are abducted, robbed, or worse. The National Association of Realtors (NAR) advises vigilance, and many informed agents now avoid hosting open houses due to the high dangers involved.
Ultimately, evil is kept at bay when we lock the door.
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