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EPISODE · Jun 20, 2023 · 17 MIN

Why Balancing Risk in Your Portfolio is a MUST

from Honest Property Investment with Natasha Collins · host Natasha Collins

In the ever-changing landscape of property investment, it is crucial to adapt and balance risk. Various factors, such as interest rate rises, government legislation changes, economic fluctuations, and cultural shifts, continuously impact the market. To navigate these changes, diversification is key. In commercial property, it means investing in different use classes and areas as your portfolio grows. While it is natural to seek high returns in the short term, it is vital to establish clear goals for the long term. Consider defining target returns or yields for your entire portfolio to provide direction and ensure you stay on track. Remember that diversification beyond property is essential for a well-rounded portfolio. Start small, gradually expand, and adjust your investments over time. Embrace a growth mindset, allowing yourself to invest in imperfect properties as you refine your strategy. Set clear targets, remain flexible, and maintain a long-term perspective for successful investing. If you want to reach out to me email [email protected]

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