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What to take note of when investing in REITs – Part 2
By Marksman Investment Corner  •  November 17, 2018
This is a continuation of sharing what to look out for when investing in REIT from my previous article which you can access here.

Readers of my blog will know that I am generally fond of REITs for their distribution payouts and preference for an income investing strategy, making them a popular component (and in some cases, predominantly so) of one's portfolio.

Previously I have discussed about the Property Sector, Gearing and Financing. In this article, I will talk about Weight Average Lease Expiry and Management.







Weighted Average Lease Expiry (WALE)
One of the key risk REITs face is vacancy of their properties. When properties remains vacant for too long, income and hence distribution gets cut as well. This is where WALE comes in as a metric to evaluate the REIT.

WALE is measured across all tenants’ remaining lease in years and is weighted with either:

The tenant’s occupied area against the total combined area...
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By Marksman Investment Corner
I am turning 30 this year, and I work as an engineer for my profession. I am also getting married to my lovely fiancee this month. In my off-hours, I enjoy reading more about investing/trading. I started my journey in investing/trading not too long ago (about 2 years ago?), with the biggest catalyst to dive into it being witnessing a sudden market crash and then realising, "Hey, these guys are overreacting! Maybe there is something to be had here." I experienced some downs and ups since then. My aim? Financial independence; Retire Early (FIRE) by 45.
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