Investing in REITS are like investing in properties, but they offer two advantages:
a) You do not have to bother about managing the tenancy, handling repairs, looking for tenants, collecting rents
b) You can a better return - many REITS give a dividend yield of more than 5%, compared to a yield of 2% on renting your property.
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a) You do not have to bother about managing the tenancy, handling repairs, looking for tenants, collecting rents
b) You can a better return - many REITS give a dividend yield of more than 5%, compared to a yield of 2% on renting your property.
Find out more about REITS in
http://tankinlian.com/Admin/File.aspx?ID=684&Frame=1
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there are dangers of investing in REITS also - primarily that of dilution hence erosion of the distribution per unit.
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