Although statistics show that female and female-presenting real estate agents are at a higher risk of on-the-job attacks, male agents have been targeted in a spate of recent attacks.
Source: Inman News
Male agents aren’t as worried about safety as women. Here’s why they’re wrong
Published in Agent, David Legaz, James Olsen, Lifestyle, Michael Alderson, National As, New York Police Department, New York State Association of Realtors, News Brief, Technology and Tracey Hawkins
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