My name is Helen and I'm a #risk addict.
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No, not taking risks, but discussing the often misunderstood topic. It particularly interests me in the realm of property as it is often not clearly categorised nor called risk.
In fact I was talking about it just this morning with Yann Murciano CEO of Blend Network who was giving me a great overview of how his platform assesses and manages their risk and #duediligence process (another favourite subject of mine).
The topic also came up in last weekend's highly entertaining Facebook live with Jay Howard, Piotr Rusinek, Ross Harper, and Adam G Lawrence. Jay Howard gave his expert insight into auction selection to optimise the chance of selling your property. This correlates directly to risk pricing in the way I look at the world. Indeed mispriced risk is exactly what I would be looking for if I were to make a purchase at auction.
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Seems I'm not alone in my interest in risk as I've been inundated with requests for the link to the post that I referred to in last week's Baker Street Property Live with hostRanjan Bhattacharyaand fellow guests Matt Siddell and Mike Frisby. I touched on the subject of the capital stack and appropriate risk / reward. So am re-sharing the original post, which I hope sheds a bit of light on the subject.
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