Private, or non-traded, REITs are real estate investment trusts whose shares do not trade on public exchanges.
Log in to followBeen reading about non-traded REITs after a conversation on a job site and I don't understand the core sell. The pitch is that shares don't swing with daily market sentiment, so y…
I'm close to funding a small position in a public non-traded REIT and the subscription form makes me pick: take distributions in cash to my bank account, or reinvest them into mor…
Both are public non-traded, both registered and audited, both quoting a distribution rate inside a quarter point of each other. One runs the portfolio at 34% loan to value, mostly…
Two things came across my desk in the same month. One is a public non-traded REIT holding nothing but data centers and a small amount of build-to-suit development. The other is a…
I want income without picking up a second job, which is how I ended up looking at public non-traded REITs. The registered ones with audited financials and a $2,500 minimum are wit…
Rural markets and low price points are my usual lane, so a $2,500 minimum on a registered non-traded REIT was the first thing in this category I could reach at all. Then I found t…
Two offering documents in front of me. One is a public non-traded REIT: registered with the SEC, audited annual financials, quarterly filings, $2,500 minimum, monthly subscription…
Been reading offering documents for a few months now and I can't settle this one, so I'll put it to the room. The pitch for non-traded REITs is that the shares don't swing with da…