​Kleard is using technology to help create safer open houses and showings.

Verification within Seconds

Kleard quickly verifies a buyer's information to make sure they are who they say they are. This is a major deterrent to anyone thinking of committing a crime. This gives agents the comfort of knowing who they're showing homes to, or who is coming through open houses. 

Peace-of-Mind

Sellers often have valuables in their home and they want to make sure their belongings stay safe. Because Kleard has crime prevention mechanisms in place, sellers can feel more at ease knowing visitors' information is stored, just in case a problem ever were to occur.

Timestamps

Kleard logs when visitors sign into open houses and when agents start/end showings. The brokerage can see these details along with which buyer is with the agent, this is key. Just another way Kleard is helping to create a safer real estate environment.

Safety in Real Estate is a Concern

  • Since 2003, an average of 74 real estate professionals have been murdered on the job annually in the U.S.
  • The number of nonfatal assaults on real estate professionals ballooned from 170 in 2008 to more than 900 in 2010.
  • 70% of those attacks were on women.
  • 75-85% of all victims were 40+ years old.
  • More than 50% happened with a gun.
  • The majority of attacks started out as robbery or sexual assault.
  • ​Prevention is the key in helping eliminate many of these crimes.
  • Only 44% of real estate brokerages have standard procedures for agent safety. 26% do not have a procedure and 30% of agents didn't know if they had one or not.
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