Why Investing With a Long-Term Focus is the Smart Play w/Jeremy Roll
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The real estate market is showing clear signs that a recession is coming, but so many people aren’t reading those signs, and that will get them into huge trouble. How do we determine when it’s time for us to sit on the sidelines, and avoid following the crowd? Why is it so important for us to stay informed and educated about what’s coming down the pipeline in the market? On this episode, founder and President of Roll Investment Group and co-Founder of For Investors By Investors (FIBI), Jeremy Roll shares on how to stay ahead of the curve and avoid following the crowd. 

Three Things We Learned

Let solid data, not the media influence your investing decisions 

One of the key things in a market like we have right now is to try and stay away from what’s hot, and to instead focus on metrics and trends like the inverted yield curve Use that as a guide to invest, not the media hype. 

A “get rich now” mindset makes it hard to sit on the sidelines

It’s hard to sit on the sidelines when you don’t have a long-term mindset. If you’re trying to become rich quickly, you’ll feel inclined to act impulsively. If you think long term and gain the patience associated with that, a lot will change and help you build sustainable wealth. 

Make reading a priority

One of the key ingredients to success is being data-focused and make it a priority to study what’s happening in the market. It’s also important to learn about future trends, so that you know how to deploy capital or know if it’s time to cash out. 

Guest Bio- 

Jeremy is the founder and President of Roll Investment Group. He manages a group of over 1,000 investors who seek passive/managed cash flowing investments in real estate and businesses. 

Jeremy is also the co-Founder of For Investors By Investors (FIBI), a non-profit organization that was launched in 2007 with the goal of facilitating networking and learning among real estate investors in a strict no sales pitch environment.

To get in touch with Jeremy, send an email to [email protected]).