I used to think hedge funds were just billion-dollar bets on Wall Street. Turns out, their core strategies are actually lessons in discipline, timing, and risk management.
I started studying how funds use long/short equity, macro timing, and even event-driven investing. The parallels in real estate are crazy.
Holding cash-flowing rentals while cutting losers, watching rates like a hawk, spotting value gaps , these principles aren’t just theory. They’re playbooks for building long-term wealth.
Curious , do you think real estate investors should study hedge fund strategies more closely, or are they overhyped?