Two of the stars of OWN's "Ladies Who List: Atlanta," visit Rushion McDonald on Money Making Conversations Master Class. Tiffani Hawes and Tiana Harrison share. real estate tips, address colorism allegations and more ahead of tonight's reunion!

Topics Discussed on this Episode:

• Important things to be aware of in you closing contract.
• Difference between brokers and Realtors
• Allegations of colorism addressed.
• Friendship Dynamics on Ladies who List.
• Difference experience between attending an HBCU (Historically Black Colleges & Universities) and other schools.
• Being a Black woman in a male dominated field.

More about Tiana Harrison:

Tiana Harrison is a rising superstar when it comes to the real estate industry in the Atlanta metropolitan area. With a solid background in residential property management, multimillion dollar mixed use developments, and land acquisition Tiana has hands-on experience, as well as extensive knowledge of the Atlanta home and luxury market.Tiana is a native of suburban Atlanta, which offers her a keen sense of intuition about the desires of her clients and is sensitive to their needs.Tiana attended Tennessee State University on a Track and Field scholarship before receiving her Bachelor’s degree from the University of Georgia

More about Tiffani Hawes:

Tiffani R. Hawes graduated from Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School in December 2013.Prior and during law school Mrs. Hawes worked as a real estate paralegal for more than eight years.During this time, Mrs. Hawes gained the knowledge and skills necessary to open The Hawes Law Firm, LLC, which specializes in real estate closings.Mrs. Hawes has dedicated her real estate closing practice to bringing a celebratory and fun closing experience for all parties apart of the closing transaction. Why have a boring closing when you can be educated and celebrated at the same time. A mother of two boysand one girl, Mrs. Hawes and her husband are both very active in their local community.When not serving clients, Mrs. Hawes enjoys screaming on the sideline at her children’s sport games.