In the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, thousands of people are left with not only physical loss but also complex legal questions. Join real estate attorneys Tiffany Webber and Leila Rogers from Thomas and Webber as they break down the critical legal issues many will face in the months ahead. From replacing lost documents like wills and power of attorney to navigating foreclosure and property disputes, this video explains what steps you need to take to protect your rights.

Hurricane Helene ripped through the Southeast and left devastation across the mountains of Western North Carolina. Homes were destroyed and communities were flattened.

If you need to get assistance from FEMA, visit: https://www.fema.gov/assistance/individual

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This is the recording from a webinar Tiffany did for parents and their estate plan.

As a parent, the needs of your child is ever-changing. This also means your will and estate plan should change and update as your child gets older. See what documents can help protect your assets and your children in an unfortunate event.

Welcome back to another episode of The Real Estate Show with Tiffany Webber from Thomas and Webber, your go-to real estate attorney in North Carolina! 🎙️ In today's episode, Tiffany is joined by our newest attorney Leila Rogers, who’s here to share some invaluable insights that every homebuyer needs to hear. 🏡

Welcome back to another episode of The Real Estate Show with Tiffany Webber from Thomas and Webber, your trusted real estate attorney in North Carolina! 🎙️ In this episode, Tiffany is joined by the knowledgeable Leila Rogers, who brings a fresh perspective to the table with her wealth of experience as a real estate attorney.

In this episode, Tiffany and Leila discuss the crucial things that real estate agents should be telling their clients before they go under contract. From understanding property restrictions (like why you can't keep a tiger in your backyard 🐅) to navigating the confusing world of due diligence and earnest money deposits, they break it all down so buyers can make informed decisions.

They also dive into the importance of knowing the difference between pre-qualification and pre-approval for financing, and why setting the right expectations with your clients can save everyone a lot of stress down the road.

Whether it's dealing with back-to-back closings or ensuring your improvements are permitted, Tiffany and Leila cover the key tips to keep your real estate transactions running smoothly.

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One of the major advantages of real estate investing is leveraging taxes. A 1031 Exchange allows you to reinvest your profits into a new property and defer the taxes to a later date. I sat down with Matt Linville, and expert on 1031 exchanges, to find out more about how 1031 exchanges actually work.

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North Carolina Real Estate agents gather 'round to hear what forms have changed effective July 2024. Tiffany Webber presents to a group of 150 realtors outlining exactly what has changed to the Standard Offer To Purchase, Buyers Agency Agreement, and the Listing Agreement.

If you search the internet for real estate investing you are typically painted a very pretty picture. Get rich, no issues, and retire early.

Unfortunately that's not the case.

Don't get me wrong, real estate investing is a great way to make money, but it's not all sunshine and rainbows.

In this episode, Ryan and I sit down and talk about our experience with real estate investing to give you a real life perspective on what it's like.

In this episode, I dive into the latest updates to North Carolina's 2024 Standard Residential Offer to Purchase and Contract. As a real estate lawyer, I break down the significant revisions made to this key forms, ensuring compliance with NC law. We'll explore changes like permitting buyers to pay the Due Diligence Fee to a designated party, clarifying the Due Diligence Period with new checkboxes for better accuracy, and emphasizing seller responsibilities regarding HOA information. These updates are not as major as they have been in previous years, but they are still important for agents, attorneys, and anyone involved in real estate transactions in North Carolina. Whether you're a buyer, seller, or agent, understanding these changes is essential for smoother, legally sound transactions.

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When thinking about passing down your assets, you can choose to do a will and a simple estate plan, or put them in a trust. When should you choose a will vs. choosing a trust?

Tiffany Webber and Megan Anderson discuss what your estate plan would look like.

Want us to set up your estate plan? Let us know here: https://thomasandwebber.com/contact-us/