The Real Estate Show

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 his community.

In This Episode:

• Career Transition: Hear Mike's compelling story about leaving nursing to pursue real estate. What motivated him, how did he make the shift, and what challenges did he face along the way?
• Community Focus: Learn about Mike’s dedication to giving back to the Lake Norman area. Tiffany and Mike discuss the importance of community service and how realtors can play a pivotal role in improving their local areas.
• Team Development: Mike shares his insights on building and developing a successful real estate team. Discover the qualities he believes are essential for teamwork and leadership in the fast-paced real estate market.

Why You Should Listen: Whether you're considering a career change, interested in how real estate can be a platform for community engagement, or looking to improve your team leadership skills, this episode offers valuable lessons and inspiration from someone who has truly made a difference.

Tune in to "The Real Estate Show" to get inspired by Mike Hege’s journey and gain actionable tips on how you can enhance your career and contribute to your community. Don’t forget to subscribe for more stories like Mike's that motivate and inform.

You can find Mike on instagram at @mikehege.realestate

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 practices and offering advice on how to avoid these pitfalls.

Highlights of This Episode Include:

• Expert Analysis: Tiffany breaks down each sign, explaining why they are considered red flags and how they can impact both buyers and sellers in the real estate market.
• Practical Advice: Learn how to spot these warning signs in potential real estate agents and the proactive steps you can take to ensure you work with someone who truly has your best interests at heart.
• Real-Life Examples: Tiffany shares anecdotes and experiences from her own career to illustrate how detrimental a bad real estate agent can be—and how to turn a negative situation into a positive one.

Why Tune In? Whether you’re a first-time homebuyer, a seasoned investor, or a real estate professional yourself, this episode will equip you with the knowledge to identify and steer clear of subpar agents. Enhance your ability to choose the right representative in your real estate dealings, ensuring a smoother and more trustworthy transaction process.

Don't miss this informative and engaging episode of "The Real Estate Show," where Tiffany Webber helps you navigate the murky waters of real estate representation. Tune in to Episode #83 and learn how to spot a bad real estate agent before it's too late!

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 attorney with over 10,000 closings under our belt, hiring a real estate agent to assist with our transaction just makes sense.

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