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Scale smarter: Habits every serious property investor needs

19 FEB 2026 By Robyn Tongol 3 min read Investor Strategy
In the second part of their discussion on The Smart Property Investment Show, host Liam Garman and Paul Mollica from Wealthkey Property explore the mindset, education, and strategies required to scale a property portfolio and achieve financial freedom.
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The episode emphasises maintaining perspective, encouraging investors to focus on long-term outcomes rather than short-term setbacks.

Drawing on lessons from the book Don't Sweat the Small Stuff, the conversation highlights how quality assets may start cash negative but can evolve into strong income performers over time.

Mollica says that overcoming fear, addressing misinformation, maintaining a coachable attitude, and seeking expert guidance are the keys to success.

The duo stresses that proactive property managers are vital to protecting assets, ensuring regulatory compliance, and addressing maintenance issues before they escalate.

 
 

They also outline the importance of structuring finance effectively to support multiple acquisitions while remaining flexible as market conditions shift.

Mollica says that investors also need a solid understanding of property cycles by blending data, local insights, and professional analysis, as no single source guarantees accurate market predictions.

Despite uncertainties such as tax reform, interest rates, and labour shortages, the episode concludes that informed, adaptable investors who prioritise the right assets are best positioned to build long-term wealth.

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