Can this investor secure 40 properties by age 32?

In this long-awaited update, Smart Property Investment’s Phil Tarrant sits down with Sam Gordon, the director of Australian Property Scout and a full-time real estate investor, to give us an exciting insight into how he plans to achieve a 40-property portfolio when he reaches just 32 years of age.

The Queensland-based investor also talks about the tried and tested strategies that helped him rapidly and sustainably expand his portfolio, as well as the mistakes he has learned in his investment journey.

The pair also discusses the three telltale signs that “dumb money” investors are arriving on the market before discussing how to avoid being part of this particular crowd. 

You can follow Sam’s journey by listening to the podcasts below: 

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