UPI Assets that play the Long Game

Are you investing in real estate assets that can stand the test of time? Starting with the wrong property—one that lacks a great location or resilience—can leave you stuck for years.

In this episode of The Urban Property Investor, “Assets that play the long game,” we break down the key to successful investing: finding properties with efficiency, resilience, and aspiration. Learn how to focus on sustainable growth and the right balance between cash flow and capital growth for decades of success.

Listen now! #UrbanPropertyInvestor #RealEstateInvesting #PropertyInvestment #LongTermWealth

I discuss – 

00:45 Property Is a Long-Term Wealth Game

01:20 The Cost of Buying the Wrong Asset

02:24 Investing in a Volatile (VUCA) World

03:50 Focus on What You Can Control

04:40 Short-Term Gains vs Long-Term Wealth

06:00 The Emotional Test of Property Investing

08:20 The Formula: Resilient, Efficient, Aspirational

10:45 What Makes a Property Resilient

12:00 Economic Strength and Local Jobs

14:00 Why Bad Assets Become Expensive

17:20 How to Make Property Efficient

20:10 Why Aspirational Areas Outperform

23:30 The 3 Design Rules of Great Property

27:45 What “Well-Located” Really Means

30:45 Why Land Quality Drives Growth

33:40 Highest & Best Use Explained

35:50 The Ultimate Property Checklist

36:40 Final Advice: Buy Well and Hold

Don’t hesitate to hit me up on Facebook @SamSaggers. DM me with any of your questions 🙂

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Sam

About the Author
Sam Saggers grew up the poorest kid in the richest suburb of Sydney. But that’s a story for another day (which he unpacks on episode one). Sam’s work in real estate is rather unmatched; he has helped over 7500 property investors get a leg up in real estate through his work as a property investor.