REITs - which one?

[AccountingMajor]

I got 10K to invest. Want to throw into REITs to diversify.

What do misc?

[MetroBrah]

I've looked into it. Doesn't seem worth it tbh. If you want exposure to real estate. Buy real estate

[Muscle2021]

well which one has good returns in the last 5 years?
hint: none

[AccountingMajor]

I've looked into it. Doesn't seem worth it tbh. If you want exposure to real estate. Buy real estate

Live in California investing in Real Estate is a huge commitment, a tiny plot of land costs over $100K. (Empty land that may not even be zoned for building)

It looks like in Alabama, I could buy a good amount of acreage though.

[AccountingMajor]

well which one has good returns in the last 5 years?
hint: none

IIPR at least sky rocketed. Got in at $20.

[MisterDiapers]

there was huge opportunity for retail REITs during the pandemic dump. SPG, MAC etc. even if outlook is not great for the next decade or so

best long term would be multifamily and industrial categories

[MirinCanadian99]

Canadian or US REIT'S?

I have investments in about 6 REITS. 5 Canadian and 1 American.

[AccountingMajor]

Canadian or US REIT'S?

I have investments in about 6 REITS. 5 Canadian and 1 American.

Only USA REITs to invest in, no international.

Got any I should look into to throw money at?

[SouthDakotaBrah]

VNQ (Vanguard's REIT ETF), O, STWD

The only point I see to investing in a REIT is if you're retired and using it for dividends and you don't care about overall return. If you're going to hold REITs at all for their overall return (dividends + appreciation) for whatever reason, at least hold it in a Roth IRA

[MirinCanadian99]

Only USA REITs to invest in, no international.

Got any I should look into to throw money at?

I would recommend STAG Industrial and Store Capital.

If you want more risk I would recommend Annaly Capital Management. It's low price and offers a decent 10% dividend. For 10k you could get 1200 shares give or take and make around 90$ a month. I.e. 1080$ a year.

However, you should do your own research. I don't wanna suggest something and it ends up underperforming. I am a dividend investor so I always recommend high yield and or medium yield dividends.

[Mountaineer92]

jfl at REITs.


no bitcoin jfl

[Jms89]

WPC and O boyo. Pretty much my entire Roth consists of Reits. Monthly dividends are sweet with O

[SouthDakotaBrah]

I would recommend STAG Industrial and Store Capital.

If you want more risk I would recommend Annaly Capital Management. It's low price and offers a decent 10% dividend. For 10k you could get 1200 shares give or take and make around 90$ a month. I.e. 1080$ a year.

However, you should do your own research. I don't wanna suggest something and it ends up underperforming. I am a dividend investor so I always recommend high yield and or medium yield dividends.

Genuinly curious why someone would be a dividend investor without being retired

[MirinCanadian99]

Genuinly curious why someone would be a dividend investor without being retired

I wanna build up my passive income streams and hopefully retire early thanks to my dividends. I got 15 different stocks that all pay me dividends. I get about 676$ a year by investing 11k. Preference I guess.

[AccountingMajor]

I would recommend STAG Industrial and Store Capital.

If you want more risk I would recommend Annaly Capital Management. It's low price and offers a decent 10% dividend. For 10k you could get 1200 shares give or take and make around 90$ a month. I.e. 1080$ a year.

However, you should do your own research. I don't wanna suggest something and it ends up underperforming. I am a dividend investor so I always recommend high yield and or medium yield dividends.

I don't mind risk, but Annaly is a no for me. Did research on it years ago and something about it I didn't like.

[AccountingMajor]

Genuinly curious why someone would be a dividend investor without being retired

To get in early.

IIPR used to cost $20, now it's almost $200.

Offers $1 dividend per share.

Another is diversity.

[Thunderpants]

AVB and/or JBGS

You’re welcome

[frutistafreeze]

I've looked into it. Doesn't seem worth it tbh. If you want exposure to real estate. Buy real estate

Strong this

[SouthDakotaBrah]

I wanna build up my passive income streams and hopefully retire early thanks to my dividends. I got 15 different stocks that all pay me dividends. I get about 676$ a year by investing 11k. Preference I guess.

if you want to retire early, why are you withdrawing the cash and paying income taxes on it now?

in other words, the dividends dont matter at all since you're re-investing them anyways, you'd have the same end effect on net worth by investing in a security which pays no dividends. just re-allocate your portfolio once you have enough capital to actually retire, otherwise why does it matter how much in dividends you receive today when you're still not retired?

you have a better chance of building more wealth long term investing in QQQ than VNQ

[headturner1]

None.

[AccountingMajor]

So what I'm hearing from misc is 10K on Alabama > REIT