Fifty-nine percent. That’s how much MGP’s whiskey sales fell last quarter. Not five point nine. Fifty-nine. If you’ve never heard of MGP, that’s kind of the point. They’re the massive distillery across the river in Lawrenceburg, Indiana that quietly makes the whiskey inside a huge share of the bo...
I pulled Louisville's June numbers this week and ran into something I think is happening in a lot of markets right now, so I want to lay out the method and the data and see if it matches what other people are seeing. For context, I'm an agent and investor in Louisville, KY, so that's the market I...
Are you getting more well versed in other solutions? Assignments, novations, short sales, land contracts (in lieu of sub to), lease options, and seller financing? What are you doing to attack this shifting market?
I've noticed most of the Kentucky threads on here are about specific deals or "is this neighborhood okay," so I wanted to zoom out and put together the macro case for Louisville and Kentucky in one place. I live and work in this market every day, and the amount of institutional and corporate mone...
Facts: The Fed held at 3.5–3.75% — then flipped its own dot plot from a cut to a quarter-point hike before year-end. CPI hit 4.2% in May — the hottest in three years — but core was 2.9%. The difference is a barrel of oil. Pending home sales rose 4.8% year-over-year — at 6.5% mortgage rates. The "...