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n the scorching desert landscape of Tucson, Arizona, a harrowing tale unfolded three years ago. A real estate agent's life was forever altered when she was attacked at an open house, resulting in the tragic loss of her unborn child. This devastating incident is just one of many that have sparked a growing concern for safety within the industry.

    Violence against realtors has reached alarming levels, with over 30,000 U.S. agents reporting being victims of crime on the job. The sense of unease is palpable, as many feel vulnerable during showings and open houses. This isn't just an issue affecting agents; it's a neighborhood-wide concern that demands attention.

    Jenna Loving, a Tucson real estate agent, has taken matters into her own hands by developing Agent Alert Pro – a mobile app designed to empower agents with a vital tool: their smartphones. "If I could have sent out a warning in a split second," Loving reflects, "who knows what might have changed?"

    Loving's experience spans nearly two decades as an agent, and she's learned to be cautious. However, she wanted to do more than just watch her back – she aimed to create a safety net for the entire industry. Agent Alert Pro allows agents to rate and describe their interactions in a shared database, sending notifications to other agents in the area.

    Imagine being able to receive real-time alerts about suspicious individuals or vehicles approaching your open house. Loving's vision is a reality with Agent Alert Pro. "I can stay one step ahead," she says, "and ensure my clients' safety."

    The app has already shown its potential in preventing potentially disastrous situations. When a client raised red flags, Loving alerted another agent, who subsequently canceled the appointment. This small victory sparked a larger mission: to create a nationwide network of agents working together for safer showings and open houses.

    As Agent Alert Pro expands beyond Tucson's borders, it's clear that this is more than just an app – it's a beacon of hope in a profession where safety should never be compromised.