From the desk:
How many REIT tickers is too many for 22k?
I have 22k that came out of a car I didn't end up replacing. I want it in real estate exposure without becoming a landlord this year, so public REITs are where I landed. What I ha…
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This entry treats public REITs from the capital-deployment angle: an allocator deploying capital into exchange-traded REITs as a deliberate, liquid real estate strategy to earn returns from REIT dividends and share-price appreciation.
Log in to followI have 22k that came out of a car I didn't end up replacing. I want it in real estate exposure without becoming a landlord this year, so public REITs are where I landed. What I ha…
I have 180k set aside to launch the service business, and the draw schedule I've built has me pulling 8 to 10k a month starting in month four, running about 18 months until the bu…
Building the base layer of a REIT sleeve and I've spent two days on fund documents instead of picking names. Target weights I want to land on: industrial 25, data centers 15, heal…
Opened a brokerage account last month with 9k in it. Two REITs on my shortlist. One shows a 7.4 percent dividend yield and the other 3.4. I assumed the higher one was simply bette…
A job payout cleared and 400k of it is sitting in a money market while I argue with my own spreadsheet. I want liquid real estate exposure instead of another ground-up project, so…
I have 25k earmarked for a first real estate position and a spreadsheet with nine tickers across industrial, data centers, residential and net lease. Columns for yield, price to F…
Five years into running the service business and I finally have 60k that isn't reserve money. I don't want to buy a rental, I've watched enough of my clients deal with tenants. So…