THE EXPOSURE LEDGER

How much unread paper is your license standing on?

Three numbers you already know — sides, agents, and deductible. The ledger does the rest.

THE LEDGER
INPUT
Transaction sides per year

Closed sides across all offices, last twelve months.

INPUT
Agents on roster

Licensees under your supervision.

INPUT
Your E&O deductible

Per-claim deductible on your current policy.

OUTPUT
Pages your house produced this year

Figured at about 300 pages per file. Every one of them carries your license.

OUTPUT
Time it would take one person to actually read it all

At a steady 40 pages an hour. For most houses this comes out to more than a full-time job that nobody has.

OUTPUT
What one claim costs before it's over

It starts at your deductible. Then defense costs, your renewal premium, and the commission income the suit eats up.

The constants are shown and adjustable — these are estimates, not statistics. One fact is worth knowing: failure-to-disclose is the most common source of E&O claims against real estate professionals.

THE ANATOMY OF ONE CLAIM · ILLUSTRATIVE

The deductible is just the visible number.

Around it sits defense counsel from the first letter, whether or not the claim has merit. Staff hours reconstructing a file after the fact. The premium conversation at renewal. And the quiet one — a year of splits consumed by a single file nobody read. Problems found early get fixed. Problems found at day 25 kill deals. Problems found after closing become claims.

CloseReady costs less than one E&O deductible a year.

The exact number depends on your roster, so we work it out with you in the demo — not on a checkout page. Bring a real transaction.

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Take your numbers with you.

Enter your email and we'll send your ledger as a one-page summary, along with The Broker's File — a short brief on where E&O exposure comes from, with a sample page of the carrier report.

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One email. Nothing else unless you ask.