I Predicted Rate Cuts Two Years Ago—Here’s What I Got Wrong @holtonwisetv

Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago

Two years ago, I told you lower rates were finally coming. I was right—the Fed cut rates the very next day. Then it kept cutting. But here’s what I got wrong: I thought those cuts would translate into dramatically cheaper mortgages and bring real estate back to life. They didn’t. The good news is that successful investors do not sit around waiting for the Federal Reserve to rescue their deals. On HoltonWiseTV, we teach investors how to find cash-flowing properties, negotiate better prices, use creative financing, and make money in real estate even when borrowing costs remain high. In this video, I explain what actually happened with mortgage rates and how investors can adjust their strategy to succeed in today’s market.

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