Hi Desmond-everybody before me pretty much said the same thing. Today I am sure your customers can find all that info online or with a phone call to the police dept.

Give them the local number to the police department.

You can advise whatever you want or even pull a report for them with an official data, but I would not..., same with sex offenders information. 

Provide them with a link to the AAR Buyer Advisory

Desmond Neoh In my State, it is not our job. Our job is to refer them to the police department for their answers.

Definitely not our jobs. I direct clients to the police department, crime reports, sex offender's list, and advise them to check out the neighborhood in the evenings and on weekends.

Suggest they google it. Most Police and Sheriffs Depts these days have websites and facebook pages, etc where much information is available to the public.

Prefer to be the source of the source on this issue. They can rate it for themselves!

I direect them to the local law enforcement site. To say anything without a verifiable basis is an invitation to a suit in  our business.

There is a webiste I direct them to so they can do their own due diligence to satisfy themselves of information they are looking for.

There are many on-line reporting agencies that many buyers are already investigating. I rarely now get asked that question.

They should check with the police.

When you send them to the meagan law site make sure they understand that it is in no way accurate. The offenders might not be where it says they are and there might be offenders where it says there are none.

I refer them to the local police department.  Be the source of the source not the source.

I believe giving out that info would be a fair housing violation.  I would refer them to online or local sources.

I refer them to the Police Dept and the Megans Law site.

 Demoting Desmond. That is not a real estate agent's job. Have them check with the local police department.

Check with the local law enforcement agency.  

Have them do a search with local law enforcement.

Yes, local PD 

I would send them to the local PD office 

The information is available online or they can make their own calls.

check on the internet or call the police

I tell them to check with the local police department or sheriff.

City-data has nice info

I have them check with local law enforcement. 

Not our job. You might get yourself in hot water by answering. It is best that you guide them to do their own online searches.

Call the 5-O and ask the po-po for the info.

I tell them to ask the police dept.

I give the local police number and tell them to ask that question of them

I direct them to the sites to get the current information. I do not profess to have the lastest information and encourage them to research it if it is important to them.

Point them to a good statistical rezource. Never provide the data directly, always be the-source-of-the-source.

Call the par officer

An agent can direct inquiries to official sites that publicize that sort of reports.

for those answers I recommend they stop into the police dept and get that answer....what better source!!!

Direct them to the online resources so they can do their own research and form their own opinions.

Desmond,
Here our police “calls for service” are on a public web site. Clients can review the maps and data or go to a police station with questions.

Refer to the relevant law enforcement agency.

I'm 'the source to the source' and do not personally provide any information, except to advise them to check on-line Desmond Neoh.  Everyone below has given excellent comments! 

I send them to a website where they can check crime stats, recommend they call the police department if they're worried, and I once told a client that wanted to buy a home in a high crime area to drive by there on a Saturday night.  He didn't buy the house.

I tell them to check out the statistics on-line and with the local police station. I do not opine on this subject.

I provide the information and cite the source of the data.

Then I refer them to the lexicon of house hunting. Nice wrought iron does not mean nice wrought iron.

I provide all requested information to my clients.