How the Iran War is Impacting the Spring Market
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概要
At the start of 2026, real estate agents were expecting a busy spring market. With rates easing and buyers reappearing, it felt like the market might start buzzing again.
And then almost overnight, that optimism got hit with something no one had priced in: geopolitical shock. War headlines, rising gas prices, and mortgage rates ticking back up. Suddenly, the same buyers who were ready to write offers are hesitating. Sellers who were preparing to list are pulling back, and the deals that felt certain now feel fragile.
This situation is a reminder of something very important.
You can do everything right and still watch your income get cut in half because of forces completely outside your control. Brokerages will tell you to double down on activity, but what they don’t teach you is how exposed that model is when the market shifts.
Because if 100% of your income depends on transactions, you’re always one unexpected event away from a completely different year than the one you planned.
In this episode, I break down why moments like this aren’t exceptions; they’re the pattern, and why the agents who actually stay in the game aren’t just the ones who hustle harder, but the ones who stop relying on commissions as their only safety net.
You’ll learn how to stop sweating every time there’s a geopolitical event that’s not in your control.
Things You’ll Learn In This Episode
The real risk isn’t competition, it’s unpredictability Most agents focus on beating other agents, but what happens when external events, not competitors, are what actually disrupt your pipeline?
Why doing “everything right” still isn’t enough If you build a strong pipeline and still lose deals to market shifts, what does that say about how fragile the traditional model really is?
What it actually means to get off the roller coaster If volatility is guaranteed, how do you build a business where one bad season doesn’t dictate your entire year?
About Your Host
Tom Cafarella is a real estate investor, agent, coach, and entrepreneur who helps real estate agents achieve financial freedom through investing. Agent Investor is the only brand that helps real agents get off the real estate roller coaster and start building wealth by investing in real estate.
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