Most agents can explain price per square foot. Very few can explain interest cost over time. Yet interest is often the largest hidden expense in a buyer's life — and understanding it is what separates a transaction pusher from a real advisor.
Debt is not just about the amount borrowed. It is about interest rate and tenure. Here is the reality most people never calculate:
This is the cheapest, longest-duration financing instrument available to most individuals. No other consumer instrument comes close.
Property is not just a place to live.
It has three rare characteristics combined in one instrument:
That combination does not exist in:
This is why property is powerful — not because of speculation, but because of structure.
Here is a real-life scenario agents see often:
A person:
That person may be cashflow-stressed, not asset-poor. In legitimate cases, property refinancing can be used to:
Used correctly, this is financial optimisation, not abuse. Property has this function. Most assets do not.
There is a dangerous misconception some people spread:
This is not strategy. This is fraud.
Manipulating valuation, fabricating transactions, or using false documentation to extract cash is illegal and exposes:
to criminal and civil liability. No commission is worth that risk. Agents must be very clear: Refinancing is a legal tool — falsification is a crime.
A professional agent:
Your role is not to "find loopholes". Your role is to protect the client while improving their position.
Property is powerful not because it is risky — but because it is the cheapest long-term leverage most people will ever access.
Used properly:
Used dishonestly:
Agents who understand interest understand value. Agents who don't — only push transactions. Choose which one you want to be.
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