“As a developer myself, I understand that there are risks in any real estate project and not everything goes according to plan,” blogged Miller. Sticking to a “few simple strategies,” Miller highlights Diversification, Risk-adjusted Returns Understanding and Long-Term Value as key. “No matter how smart, no investor gets it right 100% of the time. By diversifying across a large number of individual deals, I am more likely to hit my potential returns. I believe that investors who are well diversified outperform those that try to pick a few ‘winners.'”
After Black Monday, investors may be rethinking their options. Miller’s timely commentary rings relevant:
“Everyone looks like a genius when the market is hot. It’s when things cool down that you see who was making smart decisions. I look for long-term value – assets where there is true demand to support them. This is one reason I like urban infill properties, there’s inherently limited supply,” shared Miller.
Silence may golden in movie theaters, but transparency reigns in crowdfunding. I welcome other industry leaders to share their portfolios and commentary. Here’s to abundant returns!
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“As a developer myself, I understand that there are risks in any real estate project and not everything goes according to plan,” blogged Miller. Sticking to a “few simple strategies,” Miller highlights Diversification, Risk-adjusted Returns Understanding and Long-Term Value as key. “No matter how smart, no investor gets it right 100% of the time. By diversifying across a large number of individual deals, I am more likely to hit my potential returns. I believe that investors who are well diversified outperform those that try to pick a few ‘winners.'”
“Everyone looks like a genius when the market is hot. It’s when things cool down that you see who was making smart decisions. I look for long-term value – assets where there is true demand to support them. This is one reason I like urban infill properties, there’s inherently limited supply,” shared Miller.
