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Building Sustainable Dividends Through Learning With REITS Masterclass
By A Path to Forever Financial Freedom (3Fs)  •  June 20, 2017
Most of you readers know that I love Reits investing because it fits my profile of having a sustainable stream of dividend income that pays every quarterly or semi-annually. This is align with my aspirations of being able to use the rest of my time to do what I wanted to really do. As a matter of fact, if you look at my current portfolio right now, more than 50% are in Reits and my top 2 positions are in CDL Hospitality and Fraser Logistics Trust. It is pretty obvious that I have a biasness towards liking Reits as an asset class. Many people has a misconception that Reits are only meant for someone who wanted to build a stream of passive income and that if you want capital gain you should look elsewhere for a growth stock. That is not true. Most of the Reits that we are seeing ...
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  1. Fred says:

    What’s your take on this : REIT is not an investment in Real Estate(RE) but an investment in a leveraged RE derivative.

    REIT profits when interest rates are low and rents are good. When the low interest rates manipulation by regulators are redundant, REITs may suffer.

    Currently, there appears to be a two percentage gap between the top REITs and stock returns. Assuming that another two percent increase in interest rates ( highly possible; one each for 2017 and 2018), the premium in REIT would be negated.

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