Join us on April 16, 2026, from 11:30 AM – 1:30 PM (EDT) for a Lunch & Learn hosted by Chicago Title at the Taylor Morrison Office in Charlotte, North Carolina.
This session, “From Ripples to Waves: Why Title Drives the Deal,” will feature Scott Mansfield, Underwriting Counsel with Chicago Title.
Through real-world examples and industry insight, Scott will demonstrate how small, often-overlooked title issues can quickly turn into major roadblocks—and why early involvement from title professionals is critical to keeping deals on track, protecting value, and ensuring smoother transactions.
Attendees will gain insight into:
Common title issues that can delay or derail deals
The value of early title involvement in the development process
Real-world examples of challenges and how they were resolved
Strategies to mitigate risk and maintain deal momentum
How proactive title coordination supports stronger project outcomes
This session is designed to help developers, engineers, attorneys, and consultants better understand the role of title in successful land transactions and why early engagement can make a meaningful difference.
Lunch Provided. RSVP Required.
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If you’re a woman interested in learning more about Ladies in Land, we invite you to join us for this event.
This $35 Event Access Registration allows you to attend one of our education-first sessions and experience how our chapters operate — structured conversations, real industry insight, and meaningful connection.
This event is open to women who are interested in land development and the broader built environment.
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Ready to get your brand in front of decision-makers in land development?
This opportunity is an event-only Ladies in Land sponsorship, designed to deliver focused brand exposure and direct engagement with industry leaders at one specific event.