Single-Unit Residential vs. Diversified Property Portfolios: Risk managed by endurance
Answer: A single-unit investment has a higher "concentration risk" if it becomes vacant. A diversified portfolio spreads this risk across different locations and property types. In both cases, "Endurance"—the ability to hold the properties long-term—remains the universal key to turning short-term risks into long-term rewards.
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