Author – Speaker – Investor
Sam Saggers
Investors Helped
Property Deals
billion dollars in real estate
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About Sam
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.
Over the past 26 years, Sam secured over 10000 property investments totaling over 5.7 billion dollars for his clientele creating over $785,000,000 income for them.
Today, Sam shares his insights to others as an elder on wealth creation, the urban behavioural economy and future trends in real estate, urbanity and business. He is a world-class keynote speaker, a master of business, a futurist and best-selling author. Sam is a dedicated property investor both personally and professionally.
Podcast
The Urban Property Investor
The Urban Property Investor podcast with host Sam Saggers brings together the latest news, strategies and ideas to help grow your personal wealth from investing in real estate. With a major premise to help you join the 1% of people who achieve financial independence, Sam Saggers advocates ways to replace your income, invest in property and retire rich using trends that form part of the urban landscape.
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Latest Episodes
UPI 43 – The Pyramid of Liveability
Today we are digging into the Pyramid of Liveability and how it can create incredible wealth in real estate. There are magnets that pull people to certain areas, and the magnets in recent years have become increasingly related to lifestyle.
With more people working from home, and with the smart economy creating more wealthy people, live, work, play, are the factors that are influencing people’s decisions on where to live. In this episode, I talk about the three different lifestyle chasers to know as a real estate investor, and I talk about why the best real estate decisions are the ones that factor in traditional economics and behavioral economics.
UPI 42 – Master The Melbourne Market
Melbourne will become Australia’s most populous city. As a result, cracking the code to invest in Melbourne is essential. I have a soft spot for Melbourne and the marketplace. I share my experience and why I think it’s such a great place for real estate investors.
UPI 41 – Love and Money
Most of us have visions of sharing a home with the person we love. However, in Australia and many other countries real estate owes a large part of its success to divorce! Approximately 50% of marriages end up down the drain, leaving many to look for new shelter. In 2019 113,000 marriages and 49,000 divorces were granted in Australia, whilst the ABS has the median duration of a marriage at 12.2 years.
Married or divorced, single or loved up, this episode cracks the code of winning in love and money.
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Latest Blogs
Getting Started: A Beginner’s Guide to Property Investing
Investing in property for the first time can be exciting and thrilling. It can also be very, VERY confusing, and not to mention scary. This is our future we’re talking about, and there’s money at stake. We don’t want to stuff it up.
As a beginner to property investing there are some important things to remember and steps to take if we want to get off to the best start.
Australia’s #1 Place To Invest!
Investing is a lot about you and your ideals. You’re going to need to sort out your finances and determine what kind of properties to look into, but first and foremost you’re also going to have to choose a location to invest in.
In Australia, property investors are quick to jump at the big two markets: Sydney and Melbourne. It makes sense, that’s where most of the urban population live so demand is clearly there.
Sydney and Melbourne are global cities meaning they are overrun by people and struggle to keep up with infrastructure and change. They have no room to grow.
Your Guide to Smart City Investing for Major Capital Growth
As our economy becomes more decentralised, we’re starting to see real estate investors become smarter with where they choose to buy.
Rather than seeking out areas of population growth – savvy investors know to look for neighbourhoods where knowledge is a big source of growth.
Knowledge areas are populated by smart businesses, smart governments and above all, smart people. These are people who are skilled, and generally come with money to spend which in turn results in a strong local economy.