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Leigh Thomas Brown is know across the real estate community as, raw, real, and honest. She shares the truth about real estate and says exactly what is on her mind. When it comes to the NAR settlement, who is benefitting? Just the class action attorneys?

Brett Carraway is now a top real estate agent in the Charlotte MLS but that wasn't always the case. Brett came from the hospitality industry and more specifically night clubs. Managing night clubs is not the industry you'd expect to produce a top real estate agent, but Brett is different. And in this episode of the Real Estate Show, Brett shares what the turning point was

This weeks episode is a clip from a recent presentation Tiffany gave to a large group of real estate agent in North Carolina about the NAR Settlement. Hear more details about what went into the settlement and how it effects the job of a real estate agent.

This week on "The Real Estate Show," host Tiffany Webber sits down with Mike Hege, a standout realtor from the Lake Norman area who made the inspiring leap from a successful career as a nurse to the dynamic world of real estate. Discover how Mike’s passion for helping others transitioned from healthcare to real estate, and how he continues to make a profound impact on h

In this eye-opening episode of "The Real Estate Show," join Tiffany Webber as she explores and reacts to an enlightening article on the telltale signs of a bad real estate agent. With her extensive knowledge and experience in the real estate industry, Tiffany provides her unique insights into each of the 12 warning signs listed, discussing how they manifest in daily pract

Get ready to step into the fun side of real estate with the one and only Andy Griesinger! 🏠💼 In this latest episode of The Real Estate Show, our host Tiffany Webber pulls up a chair with Charlotte's crackerjack realtor, Andy Griesinger. Watch as Andy dishes the dirt on real estate relationships, spills the tea on seamless transactions, and recounts the knee-slapper of his

With the recent NAR settlement, many people think that they can handle purchasing a home on their own. They think that it's just finding a home looking around and then they are done. There's so many things after a house is found that is much more technical than what meets the eye. Personally, we've always used a realtor and always will. Even as a seasoned real estate

I read all 108 pages of the NAR Settlement so you don't have to. In this episode, we delve into the groundbreaking NAR settlement, a landmark $418 million agreement that's set to redefine the real estate landscape. We break down the essential components of the settlement, from who's affected and the financial implications to the significant practice changes that aim to

The NAR just settled to pay $418 million in the case about real estate agent commissions. At this time, the full court documents haven't been made public, however we got our hands on some of the details that have been made public already to shed some light on the situation. What will this case mean for buyers, sellers, and agents on wither side of the transaction? Share wit

In the ever-complex world of real estate transactions, understanding the significance of a title search is crucial for anyone looking to buy or sell property. This week on "The Real Estate Show," host Tiffany Webber delves deep into the nuances of title searches, offering listeners a comprehensive guide on what they entail, the common issues that can emerge, and effective