Held an index fund three years, sold in month 30, missed the point
I wanted the boring version that works, so in 2022 I put 85k into a broad equity REIT index fund inside a taxable account and told myself I'd hold ten years. I sold in the middle…
A real estate investment trust is a company that owns or finances income-producing real estate, and publicly traded REITs trade on stock exchanges like any equity.
Log in to followI wanted the boring version that works, so in 2022 I put 85k into a broad equity REIT index fund inside a taxable account and told myself I'd hold ten years. I sold in the middle…
The screener said 9.4% and that was the entire reason I bought it. I had $12,000 sitting in a taxable brokerage account after a car sale fell through, and I wanted the money doing…
Two years ago my REIT holdings were a yield screen. I owned whatever paid over 6 percent, which in practice meant a lot of older retail, a couple of net lease names with thin cove…
This one is fully on me and it cost about 11k. Early last year I was moving money out of a construction business account into something liquid and I wanted real estate exposure wi…