HOT TOPICS IN REAL ESTATE 2014

HOT TOPICS IN REAL ESTATE 2014

  6 hours CLE
6 hours CE
  
  This year’s program will offer attendees insight on the US & Tennessee Real Estate and Economy, probate issues,  and RESPA- TILA Reform. One session will give special consideration to HOA law.  Annual reviews and updates will address real estate litigation issues, Tennessee case law updates and a report on 2014 legislation with a preview of 2015 legislation.  
    
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8:00 –   8:30         Registration

  

8:30 – 10:00         The High End is Hot, Entry Level Not – US and Tennessee Real Estate & Economy in the Past, Present and Future

 

Ted C. Jones, Stewart Title Guaranty Company

The roller coaster ride of the past decade has seen dramatic changes in the economy and real estate markets – and there are a few more loop-the-loops coming up.  Hear about where the real estate market and economy are heading (U.S. and Tennessee), the structural changes still taking place, and expectations for the next 24 months.  Included will be demographics, housing, commercial real estate, and what to expect from governmental regulations.

 

10:00 – 10:15      Break

  

10:15 – 11:15      Tennessee Case Law Update

 

C. Dewees Berry IV, Bass, Berry & Sims; Editor, Tennessee Real Estate Law Letter

Dewees Berry will lead a discussion of recent Tennessee appellate court decisions dealing with deeds of trust, restrictive covenants, eminent domain, easements, zoning, leases, and other real estate law issues.

 

11:15 – 12:15      Death & Dirt- Who Can Sign the Deed?    

 

    Andy Maloney, Nashville Title Insurance Corp.

    When a property owner dies, the question should arise…Who can sign a deed to sell the property?  The  

    executor if it is probated?  Their heirs?  This course will give you the answers to answer those and many   

    more questions.

 

 12:15 – 1:15         Lunch (provided)

 

 1:15 –   2:15         RESPA – TILA Reform:   10 points that you probably didn’t think you needed to know, but do!

 

     Gene McCullough, Title Experts and Management Services

     Usage of the new CFPB “Loan Estimate” and “Closing Disclosure” forms will not be required until August      2015, but you need to be getting ready for the conversion NOW. This session will highlight some of

     the decisions that you must be working on today – and explain why waiting until July of next year will be

     too late. By covering 10 different topics that you probably had not considered, this presentation will help

    you better understand the complexity of this significant change. You will also be provided with some

    helpful resources and, most importantly, Q and A’s directly from CFPB. 

  

 2:15 –  2:30         Break

 

2:30  – 3:00         Tennessee Legislative Report

 

Charles B. Welch, Jr., Farris Mathews Bobango Public Strategies, LLC; TLTA Legislative Counsel

Review legislation of interest to real estate professionals enacted in 2014 and preview legislation to be considered in 2015.

  

3:00 – 4:00           Community Associations in Tennessee – Current Affairs and Coming Challenges

 

W. Lee Corbett, Corbett & Crockett

Douglas E. Jones, Schulman, Leroy & Bennett, PC

    Background on what a Tennessee HOA is and is not; History of HOA Legislation in the Tennessee General 

    Assembly, which includes how HOA issues are created and eventually introduced as legislation; HOAs c

    current place and role in the Tennessee housing market and why that matters; HOA issues currently

    pending in the Tennessee General Assembly and how they got there;  HOAs in the future, both in terms of

    legislation and marketplace. This includes discussion on why HOAs are important for the public and

    anyone involved in the real estate market.