The Problem
Most people assume inherited property is straightforward. Someone passes. The family inherits. The property gets sold or kept.
Simple. Until there is no will. Until siblings disagree. Until a title search reveals a problem no one knew about. Until someone realizes they don't have the authority to sign.
These are not rare situations. They happen every day. And most families and most real estate professionals are not prepared for them.
This training is designed to change that.
What You Will Learn
- 1What Actually Happens When Someone Dies Owning Property
- 2The Four Most Dangerous Assumptions in Inherited Property
- 3Heirs Property, Title Issues, and the Risks No One Warns You About
- 4Who Has Authority and Who Doesn't
- 5What Families Should Do First
- 6How Realtors Should Handle Inherited Property Listings
- 7Live Q&A, 20 Minutes
Who This Is For
Families and Heirs
- You recently inherited property and aren't sure what to do
- You're dealing with multiple heirs and no clear agreement
- You want to understand your rights before signing anything
- You need to know what authority you have and what you don't
- You want to protect your family's generational wealth
Real Estate Professionals
- You've been asked to list an inherited property and aren't sure where to start
- You want to serve this growing market with confidence
- You need to understand probate, title, and authority before advising clients
- You want to differentiate yourself as a specialist in estate real estate
About the Instructor
Tammy B. Legette
Licensed Real Estate Broker, NC & SC · 25+ Years Probate and Estate Specialty · Founder, Inherited Property Navigator™ · Trademark Holder, Inherited Property Navigator™
Tammy has spent over 25 years working directly with families navigating inherited property, often during the most uncertain and emotional moments of their lives. She built Inherited Property Navigator™ after watching too many families lose generational wealth simply because no one guided them through the process.
Guarantee
If you show up, engage fully, and leave without more clarity than you came in with, reach out. I will make it right.
Frequently Asked Questions
This training is for educational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Please consult a licensed attorney for guidance specific to your situation.
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