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 263 – The Million-Dollar Decisions Property Developers Make
The decisions that make or break a property development: buying the wrong site, the wrong builder, joint venture partner, selling agent and exit strategy.
Ep 262 – The Contract Clause That Could Wipe Out Your Profit
Escalation clauses can look like a simple way to keep a builder happy or manage uncertainty, but get one wrong and they can quietly wipe out your development profit. In episode 262, Bob Andersen and Hilary Saxton unpack what escalation clauses are, where you will run into them, why builders ask for
Ep 261 – The End-of-Project Funding Trap: What Happens When You Need More Money?
Bob Andersen and Hilary Saxton unpack end-of-project funding: why developers sometimes need a top-up near the end of a project, why it’s normal, and how to structure one. With a real example from their North Harbour industrial build.
Ep 260 – From the Kitchen to Property Development: Ollie’s Story
Hilary interviews Ollie Carruthers, a chef of 30 years who became a full-time property developer through Property Mastermind. His story, his projects, and his advice: just do it.
Ep 259 – What Successful New Property Developers Do Differently
Bob Andersen and Hilary Saxton reveal the six habits that separate new property developers who succeed from those who stall. Episode 259 of the Property Mastermind Podcast.
Ep 258 – How Tom Increased His Development Margin by 240%
Tom Evans went looking for a beachside duplex and ended up turning a six-acre block everyone had walked past into a one-into-three subdivision and a 41% return, all while working full time. Hear how he read the council rules, financed it, and pulled it off.