Partial releases can seem like a daunting process, but they’re essential for homeowners looking to subdivide property, sell a portion of their land, or make other changes. In this episode of The Real Estate Show, attorneys Tiffany Webber and Megan Anderson from Thomas & Webber explain the ins and outs of obtaining a partial release from your mortgage.

Learn how partial releases work, when you might need one, and what steps are involved. From surveys and appraisals to lender approvals, this episode walks you through everything you need to know to navigate the process smoothly.

In this episode, we cover:

- What is a partial release, and why might you need one?

- The role of lenders, surveys, and appraisals in the process

- Common challenges and how to overcome them

- Real-life scenarios where partial releases were needed

- Key tips for getting lender approval

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If you're a real estate agent or real estate professional looking for tips and tricks to better handle your real estate closings, then the Real Estate Show Podcast is for you!

Closing costs can be one of the most misunderstood parts of the home buying process. In this episode of The Real Estate Show, attorneys Tiffany Webber and Erica Henson from Thomas & Webber break down everything you need to know about closing costs for buyers and sellers.

Learn why closing costs aren’t just a percentage of your home’s purchase price, what’s included in your cash-to-close, and how fees differ for buyers and sellers. From lender origination fees to HOA expenses and surveys, this episode covers it all to help you feel confident at the closing table.

In this episode, we cover:

-The biggest misconceptions about closing costs

-What buyers need to budget for during the closing process

-Common seller expenses like deed preparation and HOA fees

-Why surveys, inspections, and warranties are often overlooked closing costs

-How to prepare for unexpected costs and avoid surprises

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If you're a real estate agent or real estate professional looking for tips and tricks to better handle your real estate closings, then the Real Estate Show Podcast is for you!

Access lots might seem straightforward, but they often come with unique challenges for homeowners and developers. In this episode of The Real Estate Show, attorneys Tiffany Webber and Megan Anderson from Thomas & Webber break down everything you need to know about access lots, from their purpose in lakefront communities to the legal headaches they can create.

We’ll discuss why access lots exist, how they’re used, and the common issues that arise, such as shared ownership, tax responsibilities, and disputes over improvements. If you live in a community with access lots or are considering purchasing property near one, this episode is packed with valuable insights.

In this episode, we cover:

- What are access lots, and why do they exist?

- The role of access lots in adding value to inland properties

- Common ownership and management challenges in HOA communities

- Legal complications when access lots aren’t properly maintained

- How access lots impact property boundaries and improvements

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If you're a real estate agent or real estate professional looking for tips and tricks to better handle your real estate closings, then the Real Estate Show Podcast is for you!

What does 2025 hold for the real estate market? In this episode of The Real Estate Show, attorneys Tiffany Webber and Leila Rogers from Thomas & Webber share their predictions for the year ahead. From interest rates and housing inventory to buyer competition and market trends, we discuss how these factors could shape the real estate landscape.

Curious about what’s coming? We break down the potential impacts of post-election activity, changes in interest rates, and the ongoing effects of new construction trends. Whether you’re a buyer, seller, or real estate professional, this episode is packed with insights you don’t want to miss!

In this episode, we cover:

- What lower interest rates might mean for the housing market

- Predictions for housing inventory and new construction

- How remote work is driving demand in smaller markets

- The impact of buyer competition as rates drop

- What the NAR settlement means for agents in 2025

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If you're a real estate agent or real estate professional looking for tips and tricks to better handle your real estate closings, then the Real Estate Show Podcast is for you!

Probate can be a complicated and misunderstood process, especially when there’s no will in place. In this episode of The Real Estate Show, Tiffany Webber and fellow attorney Erica Henson from Thomas & Webber break down everything you need to know about probate when someone dies without a will.

Learn about the probate process, what intestate succession means, and how real estate and other assets are handled when there’s no clear plan in place. Whether you’re navigating a loved one’s estate or just want to understand the importance of having a will, this episode has you covered.

In this episode, we cover:

-What is probate, and how does it work?

-The difference between intestate (no will) and testate (with a will) succession

-How probate impacts selling real estate

-What happens when a will hasn’t been probated

-How estate planning can help you avoid probate headaches

Don’t leave your family guessing—learn why having a will and a clear estate plan is essential.

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🌐 Website: www.thomasandwebber.com

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If you're a real estate agent or real estate professional looking for tips and tricks to better handle your real estate closings, then the Real Estate Show Podcast is for you!

Closing on a home should be an exciting moment—but it can quickly turn into a nightmare if you’re not prepared. In this episode of The Real Estate Show, real estate attorneys Tiffany Webber and Leila Rogers from Thomas and Webber share real-life closing table disasters and offer essential tips to ensure your closing goes smoothly.

From failing to review your closing disclosure to initiating wire transfers too late, we cover the most common mistakes buyers make at the closing table and how to avoid them. Plus, we share wild stories like mismatched IDs, hurricanes disrupting closings, and couples battling it out over separation agreements. This episode is a must-watch for anyone involved in a real estate transaction!

In this episode, we discuss:

- Why you MUST review your closing disclosure before the big day

- The consequences of delaying your wire transfer

- How family disputes can complicate closings

- Why staying calm (even during a hurricane!) can make all the difference

- The importance of being prepared for anything at the closing table

Avoid turning your dream home purchase into a stressful experience. Tune in to learn from our experiences and ensure your closing day goes off without a hitch.

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In this episode of The Real Estate Show, Tiffany Webber from Thomas and Webber is joined by fellow real estate attorney, Justin Ckezepis. Together, they dive into the top mistakes real estate agents make that can sabotage deals, create legal headaches, or damage client relationships—and how to steer clear of these pitfalls.

In this episode of The Real Estate Show, we’re sharing an excerpt from Tiffany Webber's appearance on The Brad Weisman Show! Join Tiffany and Brad as they discuss the differences and similarities between the real estate markets in Pennsylvania and North Carolina. Whether you're a real estate professional or a homeowner, you'll get valuable insights on working with agents, the importance of surveys, how to avoid real estate scams, and the challenges of foreclosures in today's market.

Did you know that even recording your deed isn’t always instant? What happens if the Register of Deeds is closed on the day of your closing? In this video, real estate attorneys Tiffany Webber and Leila Rogers from Thomas & Webber dive into the critical steps you need to take if unexpected events, like severe weather or a system shutdown, delay your closing.

Are you dealing with outdated or restrictive covenants, conditions, and restrictions (CC&Rs) on your property? Whether it's a restriction from the 1980s or a rule against building a detached garage, understanding how to modify or remove these legal limits can be tricky. In this video, real estate attorney Tiffany Webber from Thomas and Webber walk you through the steps to remove or amend CC&Rs on your property.

Thank you to Ashley Reed for sending in the question.

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