The Top 3 Advantages Of REITs For The Beginning Passive Investor
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Are you looking to diversify your portfolio? Are you a passive investor just starting out or with limited cash? This episode discusses Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) as a great option for passive investors. Justin will review both public and private REITs, discussing their pros and cons. Learn about the two types of REITs, where they can be listed, how liquid they are, dividends, entry points, performance history, and more. Tune in to understand how REITs fit into real estate investment portfolios and what other options might be available for investors with more cash and higher return profiles. Join in as Justin explores the potential of REITs in building a diversified portfolio and learn how to get started in real estate investing!
[00:01 - 06:03] Start Investing in Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) for Passive Portfolio Diversification
- Real estate investment trusts (REITs) are great tools for passive investors, especially those just starting out or with lower cash to invest
- Two types of REITs: public and private
- Public REITs are listed on the public markets, 100% liquid, and usually have higher dividend payouts
- Private REITs are investments in the real estate itself, illiquid, and usually have a minimum entry point of a few hundred dollars
- REITs are nameless and faceless to the investor due to fractional investing
Quotes:
"Public REITs are stocks; they tend to react to the stock market. When the markets are down, public REITs tend to take a hit as well, even if the properties within that REIT are doing very well." - Justin Moy
"One of the most important aspects of getting started in real estate is just starting that process. So REITs make for a great tool to get in the game and get your money working for you." - Justin Moy
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Get in touch: [email protected] and let me know what topics you'd like me to cover or what guests I should have on.
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