Sanjay Parasher

Sanjay Parasher Sanjay Parasher

05/05/2026

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As an Indian, I’ve done it all.
Not to brag or show off — but from a place of transparency and vulnerability.

I’ve accomplished:
— Double degrees
— Built 8-figure businesses
— Bought supercars
— Met more people than I can count
— Been at the centre of every social circle
— Played pro cricket
— Acted in feature films
— Became a doctor
— Moved countries
— Bought 45 homes
— Been hated on, banned, criticised, and celebrated

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The reality?
When you do so many things with good intentions, it’s easy to be misunderstood.
Especially in a place like Australia — it’s easy to be stereotyped by your race.

The government should be held accountable.
The media should be regulated by qualified people who are elected for their intellect and realism.
Most countries spread hate and fear — and I’ve felt that at every level.

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But in return?
I’ve become so connected to who I am — and it’s only because of action.

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Last year, I went through a turbulent time not knowing who to trust.
I realised how deeply I relied on others in my businesses.
The only thing I could return to was property.

Property doesn’t care about opinions.
It doesn’t rely on other people’s decisions.
It sits there. It does its job.
It appreciates. It cashflows.

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If I could share anything with you, it’s this:
Ignore the noise.

It doesn’t matter who you are, what your background is, or how much your friends, family, or colleagues criticise you.

If you invest into an asset that pays you every week, grows long-term, and compounds in capital gains — the only thing looking after you is your work and your assets.

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Ignore the noise. Keep winning.

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If you want to connect directly and follow my journey from 50 to 100 properties, just comment COMMUNITY below.

I’ll share everything inside — no filters.

05/05/2026

Until moments ago, I was heavily invested in the Dubai market…
building a steady portfolio.

Then things changed.

Not the opportunity —
the people.

I saw landlords:

• Not willing to negotiate
• Not willing to adapt
• Sitting on empty properties
• Still expecting the same rent

Even when there was no traction.

I can support a deal…
but I won’t fund someone else’s rigidity.

If I’m taking losses and there’s no flexibility,
there’s a line in the sand.

And this is where Airbnb — done properly and transparently — changes everything.

If the property isn’t performing:

You show the data.
You show the bookings.
You show the reality.

If they still don’t move?

You walk away.

That’s the power of this model.

Control without being trapped.

Am I disheartened?
Yes.

But I’ve accepted it.

Because in business, you don’t sit still —
you pivot.

Now we reassess.

Where is the real opportunity?
Where is the flexibility?
Where can deals actually be structured properly?

Because markets always shift.

And when they do:

• Vendors become more open
• Buyers gain leverage
• Negotiation returns

That’s when the real deals appear.

And I’ll be clear:

My next UAE deals will be structured differently.

I’m targeting:

• Vendor flexibility
• Strong cashflow
• And ideally… no money down structures

Vendor finance.

That’s where this is heading.

Mark my words.

If we get these deals across the line,
this next chapter will be something else.

Because when the market tightens…

Operators don’t stop.

They evolve.

05/05/2026

I can’t believe this actually happens — things get stolen and there’s barely any consequence.

Police report lodged.
But honestly… it’s disheartening.

Not just because of the loss —
but because of who this affects.

I bought this block in 2024, below replacement cost.
5 units at ~$420K each.
Comparable value ~$600K per unit.

I converted all of them to short-term rentals.
Each one produces around $1,000 per week.

This isn’t just property.

It’s:

• Cleaners getting consistent work
• Guests getting quality stays
• Families having safe places to travel

We even cater for baby stays — cots, high chairs, everything set up for young families.

So when theft happens in an environment like this…

It’s not just annoying.

It’s concerning.

Because it means the people we’re trying to serve —
families, kids, travellers —
are exposed to behaviour that shouldn’t exist in these spaces.

Running property at scale means you see both sides:

Opportunity…
and reality.

And right now, it feels like some people just aren’t afraid of consequences anymore.

That needs to change.

Because if operators are doing the right thing —
creating jobs, improving properties, supporting communities —
there needs to be accountability for those who disrupt that.

I’m open to speaking about this more.

Because staying silent doesn’t fix it.

04/05/2026

Random Tuesday - life of an Airbnb host

03/05/2026

Beware of this in Thailand 🇹🇭
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03/05/2026

Australians have forgotten they live in one of the best countries for opportunity. Instead they focus on the opportunity for a few brownie points with the mates and who can shout a night out.

Or spending cash for Instagram each weekend to only find themselves starting from 0 on Mondays.

Thank god we escaped

03/05/2026

You haven’t seen me because I’ve now launching 50+ Airbnbs

We are in money making season which means - no more Airbnbs let’s try and beat 160k a month Airbnb income

People can feel less trapped when they learn how to make more money from their properties. The process has just been hidden until now..

We are launching a free live event - comment FREEDOM.

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The truth about internet gurus selling Realestate to the vulnerable

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True impressions - coffee is a drug kids

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