FOREWARN Introduces Community Alerts, Activating a Nationwide Agent Network as a Real-Time Safety Resource
Key Highlights
- ➤FOREWARN launches Community Alerts for real-time peer safety warnings
- ➤443,000+ professionals connected through 660+ REALTOR associations and MLSs
- ➤Flagged phone numbers trigger caution alerts for other FOREWARN users
- ➤Community Alerts included at no additional cost for FOREWARN customers
Expert Statements
James Reilly, President of red violet
“FOREWARN was built to give real estate professionals greater confidence before face-to-face interactions, and Community Alerts extends that mission by turning the experience of individual agents into actionable awareness for the broader community.”
James Reilly, President of red violet
“A shared alert only works if it reaches the people who need it. With hundreds of thousands of agents within the FOREWARN community, a caution alert raised by one agent can help protect another just moments later.”
BOCA RATON, Fla., Oct. 26, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- FOREWARN, LLC, a red violet company (NASDAQ: RDVT) and a leading provider of data-driven safety solutions, today announced Community Alerts, a new network-powered capability that enables real estate professionals to flag a phone number after a concerning interaction, providing instantly available additional awareness to all other FOREWARN users. With the industry's largest, fastest-growing real estate safety network already in place, FOREWARN is uniquely positioned to deliver this critical field safety feature at scale.
Real estate professionals routinely meet strangers, often alone, at vacant properties. Identity verification and criminal record checks reveal critical information, but not every potential threat presents such risk flags. Conversations that don’t add up or encounters that feel threatening or uncomfortable can live outside of underlying identity data. Until now, that awareness of potential danger often went no further than the agent who noticed it.
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