RENO, Nev. - nvtip -- Equity Protect, a leader in real estate fraud prevention and data security, is proud to announce a strategic partnership with RE/MAX Gold, a renowned real estate brokerage.  This collaboration is set to offer RE/MAX Gold client's exclusive discounted access to EquityProtect's innovative home equity protection product, ensuring comprehensive financial security for homeowners.

EquityProtect specializes in providing solutions that safeguard homeowners against potential financial losses resulting from the current home title fraud and deed theft crime.  By partnering with RE/MAX Gold, EquityProtect aims to enhance the real estate experience for homeowners, adding an extra layer of financial stability and peace of mind.

Key Benefits of the Partnership:

1. Exclusive Discounted Access for RE/MAX Gold Clients: Homeowners working with RE/MAX Gold will now have special discount to EquityProtect's comprehensive protection services..
2. Enhanced Financial Security: EquityProtect's solution is designed to protect home equity, offering homeowners a safeguard against Seller Impersonation and Deed Fraud.
3. Improved Client Experience: This partnership allows RE/MAX Gold to offer a more holistic approach to homeownership, integrating financial protection into their suite of services.

"We are excited to partner with RE/MAX Gold, a leader in the real estate industry," said Jim Adams., President of EquityProtect. "Our mission is to provide homeowners with the best possible protection for their home equity, and this partnership allows us to reach more homeowners with our innovative solutions. We look forward to helping RE/MAX Gold clients enjoy greater financial security and peace of mind."  Stephenie Flood, COO of RE/MAX Gold, echoed this sentiment: "This partnership with EquityProtect aligns perfectly with our commitment to delivering exceptional service and value to our clients. We are thrilled to offer our clients access to EquityProtect's unique products, ensuring they have the financial protection they need in today's market."

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This partnership underscores EquityProtect's commitment to expanding its reach and providing top-tier financial protection services to homeowners across the region.  By joining forces with RE/MAX Gold, EquityProtect is poised to set a new standard in homeowner protection.

About EquityProtect: EquityProtect is at the forefront of real estate fraud prevention and data security. The company develops innovative solutions to safeguard property owners and organizations from unauthorized data modifications and fraud, ensuring the integrity and security of real estate transactions worldwide. Visit: https://www.equityprotect.com/

About RE/MAX Gold: RE/MAX Gold is part of Gold Nation and the largest franchise in the RE/MAX system, and known for its commitment to excellence and client satisfaction. With a team of experienced agents and a wide range of services, RE/MAX Gold is dedicated to helping clients achieve their real estate goals.

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