Most property investors aren’t stuck because of rates.
They’re stuck because the easy market is gone. For years, sloppy deals still worked. Low rates covered weak numbers. Refinancing fixed poor cashflow. Growth hid bad buying decisions. That cushion has disappeared. Right now, investors are quietly facing: - Deals that don’t stack anymore - Lenders stress-testing harder than ever - Cashflow pressure they didn’t plan for - Longer selling times - Fear of making the “wrong” move This market isn’t harder. It’s just exposing who was relying on momentum instead of skill. The ones who adapt, tighter criteria, better negotiation, stronger reserves, will come out stronger. The ones waiting for rates to drop are just pausing their growth. Be honest. Is your business built for this market, or was it built for the last one? 👇 In the comments, what’s the biggest pressure you’re feeling in your property business right now?