Troubles in China’s property sector are beginning to surface after more developers joined Evergrande’s debacle and are also struggling to pay their debts. “If Evergrande goes down like this, then I believe this is the domino,” said a Taiwan-based financial expert, as the housing bubble is pushing the property giant to the brink of collapse. Shares of Chinese real estate firms took a dive in Shanghai stock trading on Oct. 14 as a sub-index tracking shares of Chinese property developers ended the day down 3.9 percent, while the broad index slipped 0.5 percent. Figures show property shares have fallen nearly 20 percent this year. “Broader financial stress may emerge,” the International Monetary Fund said in an October report, if the situation of Evergrande turns for the worse. The world’s most indebted developer has been seeking to sell billions of its assets, including its Hong Kong headquarters, battling a cash crunch …