Leigh Brown: Crazy Shit In Real Estate Podcast

Podcast: Real Talk with Leigh Brown

Crazy Sh*t in Real Estate just got a glow-up — say hello to Real Talk with Leigh Brown! 🎙️
Same wild stories. Same hard-earned wisdom. Same bold personality. Just with a name your broker and your mama can actually say out loud. A podcast that will shatter the HGTV-induced veneer of real state, and celebrate the challenges of working in this wild, wacky business.
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Crazy Shit In Real Estate

Key takeaways to listen for

  • Definition of 1031
  • 1031 exchange story
  • Qualified intermediaries
  • Selecting an exchange intermediary

Resources mentioned in this episode

As I Lay Dying

About Kay Hightower

After purchasing a condo in 2006 for short-term rentals, Kay built a thriving business providing short-term rentals in Oxford, which she continues to operate. Nine years later, she joined her longtime friend’s real estate agency Grace Realty Group.

Throughout the years, she and her husband have bought and sold properties dozens of times.

And finally, in February 2020, she opened her own brokerage: Kay Hightower Real Estate, LLC.

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Crazy Sh*t in Real Estate #257: Kay Hightower

Aired on:
May 27, 2021

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