Property Mastermind Podcast
Join Bob Andersen and Hilary Saxton for a weekly discussion about all things property development.
Covering all aspects of projects – from finding a development site, to acquiring finance, to managing the process, and more.
Including regular expert interviews and unparalleled insights, this is the property development podcast for both new and experienced developers who want to succeed.
Ep 278 – Rookie Mistakes To Avoid In Property Development
After more than 277 episodes, the same questions keep coming up. Hilary asks the rookie-mistake questions new developers ask most, and you hear Bob’s answers straight from the archive episodes they came from.
Ep 277 – What Property Developers Don’t Tell You About Getting Started
New developers don’t know what they don’t know. Bob Andersen and Hilary Saxton walk through a week of real mentoring questions: the wrong finance broker, a contract that didn’t match the finance, uncomparable builder quotes, an architect who ignored the brief, and more.
Ep 276 – Not A Builder? Not A Problem. What Property Developers Actually Do
Most property developers are not builders. Bob Andersen and Hilary Saxton on what a developer actually does each week, how many hours a project really takes, what to leave to the builder, and why your background does not matter.
Ep 275 – Cheap Decisions, Expensive Consequences: Cutting Corners in Property Development
Where should property developers save money, and where should they never cut corners? Bob Andersen and Hilary Saxton on design, consultants, finishes, builders, surveys, staging and feasibilities.
Ep 274 – You Don’t Need to Be Ready to Start Property Development
You don’t need to be ready to start property development. Bob Andersen and Hilary Saxton on what ready really looks like: why there is no perfect market, which steps matter now, building your team early, and how confidence is built one action at a time.
Ep 273 – Are You the Weak Link in Your Property Development?
Bob Andersen and Hilary Saxton on the skills that sit alongside the feasibility: making decisions when nothing is certain, taking the hits without catastrophising, leading experts you are not one of, knowing your own triggers, and building the confidence to act.