REALTOR® Safety Summit - September 29, 2021

September is REALTOR® Safety Month. The West San Gabriel Valley REALTORS® held its Annual REALTOR® Safety Summit on September 29, 2021. Thanks to the following presenters for their informative presentations. * Lieutenant A.J. Rotella, Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department presented "Real Estate Safety: Crime Prevention through Environmental Design". * Albert Tran, WSGVR Executive Officer and NAR Safety Instructor presented "NAR's Putting REALTOR® Safety First: Safety Strategies for the Modern REALTOR®". * Mario Manzanilla, Rate One Financial presented "The Color Code of Mental Awareness".

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