Opportunity in REITs? Time to Buy?
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- Опубликовано: 2 апр 2024
- Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) prices have fallen significantly in the last few years as a result of the Covid pandemic and the meteoric rise in interest rates.
As a result, many REITs are undervalued and offering attractive dividend yields. Once interest rates start to fall later this year, we can expect REIT prices to rebound, and buying high-quality REITs now can allow us to lock in attractive yields going forward. How do we select safe high-quality REITs and avoid the risky ones? Find out my REIT investing criteria in this video
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Thank you Mr Khoo! Began digging into REITs two months ago, and I anticipate my yield on cost to be crazy over time. Best of luck to all
Thank you!
You are the best, Adam! Thank you !
Thank la Adam may God bless you and make you more prosperous
15:25 These aren't lousy REIT managers..More like shady REIT managers :). Another great video thanks Adam!!
Thanks Adam for REITs video as requested.
Thank you so much for the info, Adam. 👍
Thank you very much for this explanation on REITs, Adam 😊👍🏻
Well Done Adam,. Thanks for all the finer details.
thank you so much Adam!
Many thanks Adam for listening to our request and making this video on REITS so fast! Great video, as usual! Thx!
thank adam
Thank you Adam. You are always dropping these gems 💎
Best teacher👏
An Excellent n Educational video . TQ
From the screener, seems like Fraser Logistics is a better option? Performs better in most of the metrics vs Mapletree
👍thanks
I would like to add that we entered an era of covered call ETFs. JEPI & JEPQ have been a huge success. I don't own any of these ETFs yet, but watching JEPQ very closely. JEPQ pays more than 8% (yield tax as regular income though) and ETF price appreciates in value as NASDAQ goes up.
Hi Adam, thanks for your excellent work. A question, any comments on gold price hike? What is the implications of gold price increase?
Dear Adam, Thanks for the video. But I'm more interested in figuring out which REITs you own right now or looking to buy.
Then join his course😊
Thank you Adam! Have a little RIETS, up 80% with 9% div😊
Which REIT is that? 😊
Thank you very much sir
as always interesting and knowledge broaden video. thanks
Powerful!
MPW is the best REIT for a rebound. The uncertainty amongst its biggest tenant is disappearing and it's financials and debt repayment terms are all favourable.
Great video. What are top 5 ones.
Any thought on MPW reit... looks undervalued at the moment with PB of 0.3
Thank you! Could you make a video about which reits are currently worth investing in?
none
God Bless Adam
Really great video!
brilliant
from Q3 report, mention that forex risk management.: what does this "About 80% of amount distributable in the next 12 months is hedged
into / derived in SGD" mean ?
When comparing the SQX-reits to US-reits it looks like they reacted more negative to the interest-hikes since 2021.
hi Adam. Is Hong Kong Land H78 considered a REIT? Is it worth buying? 🙏😅
The performance of my SGX shares (Wilmar, Comfortdelgro, Thai Breweries etc etc.) has been total rubbish. Really terrible coys with useless management Income on my SGX reits is tru the roof. Which is better..........?!!!!
What do you think about lion philips reit etf? Would it be a safer bet than individual reits?
Singapore REITS. Might be a good idea indeed. I see my broker offers the possibility to buy them.
Can I just pay for the REIT screener
Master Adam *bow*
Personally I am really thinking of going into ones that have data centers. Especially the recent japan data center.
Problem is what if rates remain high for next 1 year before the recession/crisis comes due to high inflation and then followed by another GFC? fed rates may go down but commercial loan rates may not and be very negative for REIT. Another thing to consider is a decade of stagflation, might not be good for REITs either.
What is the recommended broker for international buyers ?
How do you buy these Reits in the UK. My broker does not seem to have most of these shares available?
Thanks alot, Mr Khoo... I enjoyed this video...
The man himself!
CHWRF, I see as a reit. Pays a small dividend.
Hi Adam! Is DRP attractive than collecting dividend?
DRIP is a good option to DCA n u don’t pay commission,in some stock u also get a 2% discount when u DRIP. With DRIP, it will compound over a long period.. Others accumulate the dividends n buy into other stocks.
Up to individual really. I hv some in DRIP n others just collect dividends 😂
Yes, unless you need the income.
What about mortgage REITs? Can you explain them too?
Too risky . Avoid them
With the real estate market showing potential, investing in REITs could be lucrative. However, navigating this complex market requires careful consideration
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RHP is a nashville REIT been on my watch list as hotest entertainment part of country for baby boomers retiring except for tornados otherwise Florida or Arizona
Same tax on dividends in Europe (30%)
What brokers offer REIT Mapletree Logistics in the West? My broker does not have it
try tiger trade or moomoo
IBKR
Can try IBKR perhaps? Not too sure if the IBKR USA or European region offers Singapore REITS though.
Do you know if you can buy Singaporean REITS through TOS or do you have to open a Singaporean trading account?
Also happy late birthday!
Buy before it gets expensive.
Ayo
I’m in USA. If I buy Singapore reit I get tax free?
no
If an American invests in Singapore REITs does that American have to pay the same capital gains?
How Are Dividends Taxed? Qualified and Nonqualified Dividend Tax Rates
It depends on the type of dividend, your filing status and your taxable income.
Nerdy takeaways
How dividends are taxed depends on your income, filing status and whether the dividend is qualified or nonqualified.
Qualified dividends are taxed at 0%, 15% or 20% depending on taxable income and filing status.
Nonqualified dividends are taxed as income at rates up to 37%.
IRS form 1099-DIV helps taxpayers to accurately report dividend income.
What are qualified dividends?
Qualified dividends come with the advantage of a lower tax rate. Three things usually determine whether a dividend is qualified:
1. It is paid by a U.S. corporation or qualifying foreign entity. For many investors, this condition is easy to satisfy.
2. It is actually a dividend in the eyes of the IRS. Some things don’t count as dividends, including:
Premiums that an insurance company pays back.
Annual distributions credit unions make to members.
“Dividends” from co-ops or tax-exempt organizations.
3. You held the underlying security for long enough. The definition of "enough" gets a little tricky, but typically, if you owned the security for more than 60 days during the 121-day period that began 60 days before the ex-dividend date - that is, the day by when you must own the stock to receive the dividend - the dividend is usually qualified. (Preferred stock has special rules.)
Here's an example. If your Ford shares paid a dividend Sept. 1 and the ex-dividend date was July 20, you would need to have owned your shares for at least 61 days between May 21 and Sept. 19. And when you count the days, include the day you sold the shares, but not the day you bought them.
If you don’t hold the shares long enough, the IRS might deem them nonqualified, and you’ll pay tax at the higher, nonqualified rate. Again, remember that there are many exceptions - see IRS Publication 550 for the details
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With the actual debt on the US and the global conflits do you think its still safe to invest in USA in the SP500?
That’s the result of watching too much news, and hence you are afraid of investing in the S&P 500. That’s what Adam has always been saying, never listen to the doomsday pornstars that keep predicting that market will crash
Buy low, hold, Drip
Vanguard, VNQ ETF is my go to ( 4.1% divi.) Typically, most are happy with 7% annual income if you own per rental property.
REITs are trash
What is wrong with them? You can get a decent dividend rate (5%+) and it will go up in price too possibly 10% .
Hi Adam or any SIfu , how can I join Adam's private chat group? Thx in advance.
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