LIVERPOOL, UK. June 2nd, 2026 – UK property entrepreneur and lease options expert Nicky Greer is marking the third anniversary of Lease Options Mastery following a period of significant change for the business, including revised expansion plans in the Middle East and the introduction of a new online-led training model.
Greer, who launched Lease Options Mastery in 2023, confirmed earlier this year that the company had been preparing to expand into Dubai after identifying the United Arab Emirates as a strong emerging market for lease option investment strategies.
However, escalating conflict involving Iran and wider instability across the Middle East forced the business to pause those plans, with Greer stating the disruption had an immediate impact on investment activity and client confidence.
Despite the setback, Lease Options Mastery has continued to adapt its operations, moving much of its delivery model online following feedback from clients and prospective investors.
Greer said: “We were not war ready, but few businesses would have anticipated the speed of change. The situation affected confidence and investment decisions almost immediately, so we had to reassess our plans carefully.
“Dubai still presents significant opportunities and we believe that market remains strong long term, but at present people are understandably cautious. Our expansion there has been postponed rather than cancelled.”
The business, which provides training and mentoring in lease option property investment, has shifted from primarily in-person seminars to a more digitally focused structure, allowing participants across the UK and internationally to access training remotely.
Greer said the move reflected changing client preferences and broader shifts in the property investment sector.
“We have adapted our delivery model because clients told us they wanted greater flexibility and more online learning options,” she said. “The seminars will continue, but the business now operates in a way that is more accessible and resilient.”
While Dubai remains under review, Greer has turned her attention towards the United States property market, particularly Florida and California, where she believes changing market conditions may create opportunities for lease option investment models.
Following a recent visit to Miami and other parts of Florida, Greer said she had identified similarities to previous property cycles in the United States.
“When the American property crash happened in 2008, Florida was one of the areas most heavily affected because of oversupply,” she said. “Having spent time in Miami and other parts of the state recently, I believe there are indicators of another shift in the market and that creates opportunities for investors who understand alternative strategies.”
Greer said Lease Options Mastery is now assessing locations including Miami, Orlando, Tampa and Palm Beach, while also monitoring parts of California as potential future markets.
Alongside the company’s commercial growth, Greer has increasingly focused on community projects across Merseyside, working with charities, local authorities and housing organisations to support vulnerable residents and individuals living with disabilities.
Drawing on her own experiences as the parent of a wheelchair user, Greer said she had become more involved in identifying suitable housing opportunities for people struggling to access appropriate accommodation.
“There are many people who need additional support and suitable housing but often struggle to find it,” she said. “I understand some of those challenges personally and I wanted to use the resources, contacts and experience we have built through the business to help where possible.”
Greer has also been invited to speak at a wellbeing awards event on the Wirral in recognition of her community work and collaboration with local organisations.
As Lease Options Mastery enters its fourth year, Greer said the business would continue balancing national growth ambitions with local initiatives aimed at improving housing opportunities and encouraging socially responsible property investment.
“I enjoy teaching people how lease options work, but I also want investors to understand the impact they can have in their own communities,” she said. “If more people approach property investment with that mindset, the wider benefit could be significant.”
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