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This week, we’re diving into a potential tax shakeup that could have big implications for real estate investors and homeowners: President Trump is weighing a cut to the capital gains tax. We break down what a lower rate could mean for the housing market, investors, and people thinking about selling.

Then it’s time for another round of Buy, Sell, or Hold, where we decide which real estate takes we’re buying, which ones we’re selling, and which ones need a little more time. Grant Cardone says Bitcoin is basically real estate you can take anywhere—but are we buying that comparison? Plus, we tackle a much bigger question: Are we actually in a housing crisis?

From taxes and Bitcoin to affordability and the state of the housing market, there’s plenty to debate in this one.

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The Jeffersontown real estate market stayed active in July 2026, with plenty of inventory, steady closed sales, and a noticeable difference between homes that sold quickly and homes that struggled to find buyers.

The numbers show a market that is still healthy, but much more selective than it was a few years ago. Buyers have options, and that means pricing, condition, and presentation are becoming increasingly important for sellers.

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The St. Matthews real estate market remained active throughout July 2026, with strong buyer activity, healthy inventory, and a clear divide between homes that are priced well and homes that linger on the market. This episode takes a closer look at the July numbers.

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The Lake Forest real estate market continued to demonstrate strength throughout June 2026. As one of Louisville's premier neighborhoods, Lake Forest remains a highly desirable community thanks to its spacious homes, established amenities, and convenient location. 

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This week on podcast, we're playing Buy, Sell, or Hold. We each take a look at three of the biggest real estate headlines making the rounds and decide whether we're buying the story, selling the hype, or holding off until more information comes out. From housing market trends to industry news, you'll hear our unfiltered opinions on what's worth paying attention to—and what's not.

Plus, we tackle a homeowner emergency that can happen to anyone: What should you do if your toilet overflows? We walk through the immediate steps to minimize damage, avoid costly repairs, and know when it's time to call in a professional.

Whether you're a homeowner, buyer, seller, or real estate professional, this episode is packed with practical advice, industry insights, and plenty of laughs along the way.

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The Oldham County real estate market remained one of the strongest in the Louisville area throughout June 2026. With excellent schools, desirable neighborhoods, and continued buyer demand, Oldham County continues to be a sought-after destination for homebuyers. This episode breaks down how the Oldham County market performed in June.

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The Jeffersontown housing market remained active throughout June 2026, with buyers continuing to take advantage of increased inventory while still moving quickly on well-priced homes. Although today's market is more balanced than it was just a few years ago, demand remains healthy and sellers who price strategically are continuing to see success. This episode gives a detailed breakdown of how the Jeffersontown market performed in June.

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The St. Matthews real estate market stayed active throughout June 2026, with strong buyer demand continuing to drive quick sales for well-priced homes. While inventory has grown compared to previous years, desirable properties are still moving quickly, proving that buyers remain engaged in one of Louisville's most sought-after neighborhoods.

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This week, we’re talking about two issues that could impact homeowners and realtors in very different ways. First, with extreme heat becoming a serious concern, we break down how homeowners can protect their house, keep their AC unit running efficiently, and avoid expensive repairs during the hottest days of the year.

Then, we dive into the big real estate tech question: Will Google Listings help or hurt realtors? Could it create more exposure and opportunity, or will it become another platform trying to control the consumer search experience? We discuss what agents should be watching, how it could affect lead generation, and whether this is a threat—or just another shift realtors need to adapt to.

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This week, we're diving into the biggest stories shaping real estate in Kentucky and beyond. First, we break down the proposed ROAD to Housing Act—what's actually in the bill, why lawmakers say it's needed, and whether it could make a meaningful dent in the housing affordability crisis.nThen we share some of the most unhinged realtor behavior making headlines. From bizarre listing tactics to unbelievable client interactions, you won't believe some of these stories are real. Finally, we tackle a question that's been circulating around Louisville: Are the ongoing Bardstown Road issues hurting home values in the Highlands? 

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