From engineer to buyer’s agent
Scott O’Neill, founder and director of Rethink Investing, rejoins Phil Tarrant to discuss what has been happening since his appearance on the podcast six months ago, why he went from an engineer to a buyer’s agent, and his secrets to becoming a good buyer’s agent.
The Sydney-based investor reveals how his seven-year journey has impacted his career, how he has created wealth through property and how his excitement towards property is not just pure luck – it requires education and dedication as well as a strong love.
He and Phil discuss the skills required to become a buyer’s agent, providing tips to listeners considering the same journey as well as how you, as an investor, can buy better.
You will also find out how feedback contributed to his success, his thoughts on specific property markets and why you need an agent you can trust.
You’ll hear all of this and much, much more in this episode of The Smart Property Investment Show!
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SUBURBS MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE:
Sydney
Darwin
Hobart
Sydney
Perth
Adelaide
Melbourne
Brisbane
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