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@Home Realty Network contracts for KeyBox and KeyPad services through our Association of Realtors with a company called Supra which is a popular system among Realtors and their associations throughout the country. This system allows Realtors to secure a home's key within a "strong box" type case which is affixed to the doorknob, railing or faucet of a home.

• The KeyBox is controlled electronically and uses codes to allow access by authorized personnel only. Only Realtors and Affiliate members of the Association of Realtors may purchase a Keypad and gain access to the system.
• The KeyBox controls the hours during which a listing can be accessed and validates a Realtor's access privileges. The KeyBoxes are currently coded for access during the hours of 8:00 am to 10:00 pm. These hours can be adjusted according to instructions by a homeowner to their listing agent.
• Once a Realtor enters a property using the KeyBox system, that information is imprinted onto the electronic data stored on the system indicating by code which agent entered the property and at what time. This information can be retrieved by the listing agent for any of their own KeyBoxes on their own listings.
• The KeyBox is designed to accommodate the Realtor's sales and marketing activity in showing homes. The system offers the least inconvenience to homeowners and other agents as well as the greatest safety for the homeowner while a home is for sale.
• @Home Realty Network is not aware of any instances in Utah in which a crime was perpetrated on a home or homeowner while using the KeyBox System.
• The KeyBox System is accompanied by policies outlining appropriate and inappropriate uses. Users must sign a usage agreement consenting to abide those rules and regulations. Violation of the rules and regulations will subject the keyholder to suspension or termination.
• Homeowners may choose not to use the services of the KeyBox system at all.