Investor backlash: How to face criticism and continue to grow
A recent boat party by the Australian Property Scout team made national headlines, sparking discussions about property ownership and investment. Yet, founder Sam Gordon said that with the right strategy, education and mindset, any Australian can achieve financial freedom through property.
On this episode of The Smart Property Investment Show, host Phil Tarrant and Australian Property Scout founder Sam Gordon unpack the recent backlash faced by the Australian Property Scout team during their Christmas party as they made the headlines for owning “too many” properties.
Sam, unapologetic about the situation, quickly reminds us that investors should surround themselves with like-minded individuals and grow their knowledge by learning from one another to not only build up their portfolios, but also contribute to the economy and the housing market.
The debate also sparked controversy about the accessibility of young Australians to the property ladder. While times have changed, Sam believes that with the right strategy, education, and mindset, Australians can achieve financial independence through property.
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