Whiskey and Real Estate

About Whiskey and Real Estate

Welcome to the "Whiskey and Real Estate" podcast with Lucas Burrington, owner of Burrington Real Estate and AMMT Property Management. Join Lucas, a 20-year real estate veteran and youth basketball coach, every week for insights on the housing market while diving into some of the best whiskeys in the world. With just the right blend of real estate expertise and whiskey appreciation, this podcast is your go-to resource for success in both realms.

Publisher

Lucas Burrington and Tone Da Boss

Category

business

Language

en

Explicit

Yes

First episode

21 May 2023

Latest episode

30 Oct 2026

Latest episodes

59 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   30 Oct 2026

   #10.18: Music, Movies, Real Estate, and the Power of Balance (ft. Mike Schulte)

   Mike Schulte built the Pork Tornadoes into a band with nearly 1,000 shows under its belt—and learned to balance music, real estate, and family life along the way. On this episode of Whiskey and Real Estate, the realtor, Confused Breakfast podcast host, and drummer joins hosts Lucas Burrington and Tone Da Boss to swap career regrets and talk about building the band. They also debate whether social media still reaches real people, get candid about saying no and the changing rental market, and share lessons from Mike’s journey in music and real estate. This podcast is presented by Burrington Real Estate and AMMT Property Management. Learn more at BurringtonRE.com. This podcast is for general informational purposes only. The views, thoughts, and opinions represented herein by either the hosts or guests represent those of the hosts or guests respectively and solely and not any other entity, including any other real estate professionals or brokerages as well as their affiliates, and should not be construed as financial, economic, legal, tax, or other advice. This podcast is provided without any warranty, or guarantee of its accuracy, completeness, timeliness, or results from using the information. Bullet Points - The challenges of balancing multiple careers, family life, and personal priorities. - Social media’s changing reach, the effects of scrolling, and alternatives such as grassroots promotion. - Local whiskey, distillery growth, and community events and sponsorships. - The realities of performing in a long-running band, including limited rehearsal time and choosing new songs. - Setting boundaries, saying no, and deciding where to invest time and energy. - Changes in real estate, including market conditions, rental demand, and investment strategies. - Lessons learned from missed opportunities and business mistakes. - The value of consistency, strong relationships, and being dependable in business and family life. Timestamps **Introductions and backgrounds (00:00:29)** Hosts introduce guest Mike Schulte and producer Logan Schultz, sharing their work and family backgrounds. **Whiskey lineup and Cedar Ridge Distillery (00:03:54)** The group discusses Cedar Ridge whiskeys, local distilling, and the distillery’s growth and community support. **Upcoming performances and events (00:09:49)** Mike shares plans for a Pork Tornadoes fundraiser and a performance at Cedar Crossing Casino. **Hats, branding, and social media (00:12:50)** The conversation turns to their hats, juggling businesses’ online presence, social media algorithms, and the value of grassroots promotion. **Podcasting, content, and creative work (00:18:02)** Mike and the group discuss short-form versus long-form content, local podcasts, and making time to support other creators. **Pork Tornadoes’ rehearsals and setlists (00:22:21)** Mike explains how the band coordinates despite busy schedules, chooses new songs, and prepares for shows. **Non-negotiables, family, and saying no (00:25:51)** Mike describes scaling back real estate work for family, while the group shares boundaries and priorities in business and life. **Real estate lessons and client experiences (00:34:33)** Logan reflects on building a young business; the group discusses difficult clients, deal patterns, and lessons learned. **Rental investments and changing market conditions (00:37:37)** They cover interest rates, rental strategies, investor activity, furnished rentals, and shifts in the local housing market. **Business regrets and missed opportunities (00:45:22)** The group shares career regrets, including missed music opportunities, Bitcoin, delayed podcasting, and relationship management. **Persistence, reputation, and fatherhood (00:52:22)** They recognize one another’s achievements and reflect on consistency, legacy, and being present for their families. **Closing remarks (00:55:53)** The hosts toast, wrap up the episode, and sign off.

2. 

   14 Oct 2026

   #10.17: Financial Literacy and Building Your Team (ft. Acie Earl)

   Former NBA player Acie Earl once wrote down how he planned to spend his first pro paycheck—and his father pointed out that he’d spent every dollar before accounting for taxes. On Whiskey and Real Estate, Earl joins Lucas Burrington and Tone to share lessons from the rookie symposium, where players faced blunt warnings about scams and overspending, and explain how the people around you can shape your financial future. The conversation also moves from the realities of building a real-estate investment team to Earl’s stories of 1990s basketball and hip-hop, including the time a $299 bottle of WhistlePig hit the pavement. This podcast is presented by Burrington Real Estate and AMMT Property Management. Learn more at BurringtonRE.com. This podcast is for general informational purposes only. The views, thoughts, and opinions represented herein by either the hosts or guests represent those of the hosts or guests respectively and solely and not any other entity, including any other real estate professionals or brokerages as well as their affiliates, and should not be construed as financial, economic, legal, tax, or other advice. This podcast is provided without any warranty, or guarantee of its accuracy, completeness, timeliness, or results from using the information. Bullet Points - How athletic discipline and teamwork translate into real estate and other careers - Differences between coaching at school, AAU, and semi-professional levels - Financial literacy, budgeting, and managing sudden wealth - Building a reliable team of specialists for real estate investments - The value of mentorship, collaboration, and knowing when to bring in experts - Long-term investing versus chasing quick profits - How experience and preparation affect performance in sports and business - The influence of 1990s music, sports, shopping, and entertainment culture - Diversifying careers and income beyond sports or music - The role of real estate ownership in building a business empire Timestamps **Welcome and guest introductions (00:00:27)** Lucas introduces the show and Acie Earl; Tone arrives late after car trouble. **AC Earl’s path into real estate (00:01:39)** Acie explains how he bought properties before getting licensed and passed the real estate exam. **Athletes, discipline, and teamwork (00:06:02)** The hosts discuss how athletic and team experience can translate into real estate and other careers. **Tone’s updates and new beginnings (00:07:47)** Tone shares news about his car, upcoming move, music projects, and betting on himself. **Coaching across basketball levels (00:11:18)** Acie compares coaching youth, school, and semi-pro basketball, emphasizing experience and fundamentals. **Whiskey of the week and spirits stories (00:15:17)** The hosts introduce Canadian whiskey, discuss different spirits, and share stories about Hennessy and cognac. **Financial literacy for athletes (00:23:32)** Acie recounts learning to budget and explains rookie programs, spending pressures, taxes, and financial planning. **Building wealth and choosing where to live (00:32:54)** The conversation turns to retirement, taxes, real estate ownership, and differing investment priorities. **The importance of teams in real estate and sports (00:37:23)** Lucas compares investors and realtors to basketball teams, stressing preparation, development, and reliable support. **Experience, fundamentals, and coaching (00:41:36)** Acie and Lucas discuss patience, sports knowledge, and how experience shapes better players and investors. **Building a professional team (00:48:46)** Tone asks how music, basketball, and real estate professionals assemble the right people around them. **Lucas’s real estate starting lineup (00:53:06)** Lucas assigns basketball positions to key partners, including a closer, banker, title company, lawyer, and accountant. **Acie’s collaborative approach (00:56:03)** Acie explains how he brings in specialists and shares opportunities rather than relying on his own brokerage alone. **Mentorship, collaboration, and lasting success (01:00:02)** The hosts discuss developing others, coaching trees, collaboration, and the value of knowing one’s role. **Music, sports, and the power of role players (01:02:14)** They reflect on 1990s music and basketball, arguing that great stars depend on strong supporting teams. **Diversifying beyond a single career (01:05:12)** The discussion covers artists and athletes expanding into business, learning from peers, and building broader networks. **What the hosts miss about the 1990s (01:13:14)** Tone, Acie, and Lucas share favorite memories, including music, concerts, malls, CDs, and old-school experiences. **McDonald’s and real estate (01:22:32)** Lucas shares a quote from *The Founder* about McDonald’s building wealth through land ownership, then closes the episode.

3. 

   23 Sept 2026

   #10.16: Rental Scams, Creative Financing, and Community Safety

   In this episode of Whiskey and Real Estate, Tone Da Boss, Lucas Burrington, and Manikka Burrington discuss blending business with friendship, emphasizing clear boundaries and open communication. Lucas shares current real estate market insights, including the impact of rising interest rates and cryptocurrency-funded property investments. The group explores foreclosures, creative financing strategies, and warns listeners about common rental scams. They also cover Iowa's rent increase regulations, property taxes, local development, and community safety's influence on real estate. The episode concludes with lighthearted conversation about entertainment, politics, and fantasy football, all paired with a tasting of Slipknot's Number 9 Whiskey, made by Cedar Ridge Distillery. This podcast is presented by Burrington Real Estate and AMMT Property Management. Learn more at BurringtonRE.com. This podcast is for general informational purposes only. The views, thoughts, and opinions represented herein by either the hosts or guests represent those of the hosts or guests respectively and solely and not any other entity, including any other real estate professionals or brokerages as well as their affiliates, and should not be construed as financial, economic, legal, tax, or other advice. This podcast is provided without any warranty, or guarantee of its accuracy, completeness, timeliness, or results from using the information.

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