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Falling property prices could slash your borrowing power


🏠 What happens when property prices fall? The hidden impact on borrowing power

Can falling property values stop investors from growing their portfolio?

In this short video, Australian Property Scout founder Sam Gordon explains why declining property prices can make it harder for investors to access equity, even if they’re still able to qualify for a loan. He breaks down how reduced equity can limit borrowing capacity and affect future investment opportunities.

💡 Key takeaway
Property investors often focus on borrowing power, but access to equity can be just as important. When property values fall, available equity may shrink, making it harder to fund the next purchase or continue building a portfolio.

⏱️ Timestamps
0:00 How falling property values affect investors
0:08 Why equity matters more than borrowing capacity
0:17 The impact on future property purchases

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Sam Gordon, Founder & Director, Australian Property Scout

📌 Why it matters
Understanding the relationship between property values, equity and borrowing capacity is critical for investors looking to grow their portfolio through market cycles. Sam Gordon explains why a drop in property prices can have broader implications than many investors realise.

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