I've owned $O Realty Income since 1996 & IMO the gold standard of REITS. Best of the best. One of the few reit dividend aristocrats. It's raised its dividend every year for 27 consecutive years through good times & bad times. And it pays monthly...nice for someone retired. Two other great ones (not mentioned) are Agree Realty ADC & MAIN.
I have Realty Income (O) and just bought into Public Storage (PSA). PSA recently increased the dividend by 50%. I’m liking (VICI) and may pick some up soon. I like being able to invest in REITs and not have to manage any function of the property and have liquidity any time I want to deplore my capital elsewhere with the click of a mouse.
I just want to say it’s an honor to have my comment in your video 😂 glad to see you get around to the topic! 🎉 can’t wait to see what you have brewing up this year :^) Mr. G
I don’t hear a lot of people talking about VNQ. They say that even though it’s diversified, it holds a lot of positions which really drag the fund down. It’s much better to pick a few solid REIT stocks such as O.
Some other interesting REITs are EQIX, TRNO, REXR, EGP, and FR. They have all performed well over the last 5 years. Another interesting ETF that holds REITs is INDS. PLD and EXR are 2 of its top 5 holdings. It has performed well over the last 5 years.
@TheWayoftheSith FR is First Industrial Realty Trust, Inc. If you want higher yielding REITs, then you should look into mREITs. Some interesting mREITs are ABR, NLY, AGNC, SEVN, RC, STWD, BXMT, RITM, and ARI. REM and MORT are both ETFs that hold mREITs.
Cheers. GTY and SCHH were new to me! I currently hold small long positions in MPW, GIPR (newish), GNL (bought Oct) AMT, STAG and VNQ. I am looking to start opening positions in OHI, DLR, VICI in the next 3-9 months. In 6-9 months I might look into mREITs too since I suspect the Fed hikes will be over by then. :) Thanks for the videos. I play them with my 12yo so they can learn how I am setting up their college savings account. :)
Its worse here, our economy is like a flailing fish, fighting for its life. The normal state of the U.S. economy is actually very bad. Because of this it goes into convulsive spasms fighting to grow any way it can out of desperation. Tricks, gimmicks, rule changes try to stimulate the economy and prevent it from falling but they only bring temporary relief to people since, when you factor in inflation we are declining.
Inflation is gradually going to become part of us and due to that fact any money you keep in cash or in a low-interest account declines in value each year. Investing is the only way to make your money grow and unless you have an exceptionally high income, investing is the only way most people will ever have enough money to retire.
Inflation is gradually going to become part of us and due to that fact any money you keep in cash or in a low-interest account declines in value each year. Investing is the only way to make your money grow and unless you have an exceptionally high income, investing is the only way most people will ever have enough money to retire.
Angela Lynn Schilling is her name. She is regarded as a genius in her area and works for Empower Financial Services. She’s quite known in her field, look-her up.
Good overview of reits. Hold O, STAG, and VICI. Just started adding PINE, a small nnn reit with a great portfolio of properties. Could be fun to check it out.
You could also look into mREITs to diversify. Some interesting mREITs are ABR, NLY, AGNC, SEVN, RC, STWD, BXMT, RITM, and ARI. REM and MORT are both ETFs that hold mREITs. KBWD is an ETF that holds REITs and BDCs. There are also some CEFs that hold REITs like RLTY, RQI, and RFI. RNP holds REITs and preferred stocks.
I have a lot of REITs in my portfolio and I have to say that I really like to have one or two with a super high dividend. Sure they often have some downsides because nothing in this world is for free but AGNC is one of my fav REITs for example. I also have ARMOUR Residentials, Global Net Lease and Orchid Island in my portfolio but they seem to not perform that great. I think a high dividend is a good compensation for the slower growth of REITs compared to normal stock.
I think dividend stock investing will economically win in the long run due to share dilution as mentioned, but O holds a percentage of my roth ira portfolio as it has solid dividend growth history and prospects and in a roth ira the tax issue w reits do not apply. I think O is a good match to paying monthly bills in retirement w a monthly cash flow.
I have 0, and its at a great price now.......I'm going to buy more this week. Great company, stable, good dividend, and very safe. Really good company for people who are ready to retire.......please tell me what you think!!
@@NolanGouveia As of right now i’ve been watch them same with the gladestone land. both seem to be pretty stable and provide a decent monthly dividend. Gladestone from what i’ve found is owned by vanguard. I have a small amount of land but am just now looking into reits for my portfolio and found your video.
Thanks! was super helpful. I think I would still want to invest in REITS as well as physical. I DO like the idea of not having to be bothered with tenants or repairs. I wonder what the "cost" (time, stress so on) of that really is ....?
I own one rental property, and I'm looking into possibly investing into REITS as well. I'm still on my first set of tenants, but I did my research in the buying process, found a place I knew I'd love living in, and then vetted tenants like crazy. Ended up with great tenants, so it's been a great investment so far. But I know that could change with one bad tenant.
Why buy an individual reit compared to an index fund or etf that includes all of them ??? I currently have a Cohen & Steers Real Estate fund in my work 457 plan. I'm also aware of how good "O" is.
I started a position in FREL which has SCHH beat by .01% and XLRE which has a pretty low expense ratio. Both are in a Roth IRA. I also have O in my IRA. I have a tiny fraction in CCI and AMT in a taxable account.
@@NolanGouveia Ok thanks. I understand the way it's taxed. I'm just confused about when you said they're a combination of dividend income, return of capital, and capital gains.
I have been a landlords for years and was lucky so far with my tenants ( to some extent), but I'm also very hands-on and technical. Still spent a lot of $$$$ on repair. The ROI has been great due to the location of my property, but I'm starting to think whether or not I should sell the property and invest some of the ROI into Voo among other Etfs as I do with my other investment and Reit/ETF are not a bad ideas.
Watching this in January 2024. Realty Income Group's holdings concern me. Drug stores, convenience stores, dollar stores, Home Depot -- all of these stores have been hit really hard by the crime in our cities. Drug stores and convenience stores are closing b/c of daily shoplifting and other theft issues. Home Depot is dealing with out of control shoplifting. In my neighborhood, we've had several drug stores pack up and leave - CVS, Rite Aid, etc. because of daily shoplifting. I'm wondering what O's current occupancy rate is, given this trend.
What is your take in life insurance? Short and long term from the investment perspective? To use long term for tax purposes? Can you talk about that? Thank you I looooooove your videos
@@NolanGouveia I really love your videos!!! I like your reasoning and your research… Yes a lot of people says that long term insurance is a way for your investment to grow tax free but it’s really a good idea? 🧐…
Some of them did better during covid (STAG) as retailers needed massive wear houses quick. A lot of these bigger ones do well during market downturns as they have long term commercial contracts with big companies, but some do get hurt
MPW has some nice premium for selling covered calls too. Sell a 30 day out the next dollar up, say a $13. Nice return if called. If not called away, do it again to reduce basis in the stock. Rinse- repeat. Interest rate increases may hit these a bit on earnings.
@@NolanGouveia I do that on JEPI as well. Collect an additional $30ish every month per 100 owned. Buy more JEPI or use it to buy other stock, diversify a little bit. It adds up.
I have three REITs. AGNC pays 14.16% dividend yield. DX pays 11.78% yield and EPR pays 7.78%. All pay monthly. Also own VZ stick which pays a current 7.74% dividend yield. Why would I not invest in these stocks instead? I never need the investment principal and the income on my approximately 900k position is about 90k a year. I am retired and don’t need money I need income. So this part of my portfolio is doing its job well. Is there a reason I should change?
Just watched your video and I want to purchase 300 shares of SCHH but hold it for 10 years. Would you recommend me leaving it in a regular brokerage account or put it into my Roth
why ? lump sum good luck i can afford 1000 shares as well but if i am "betting" stock will go up and sell it!! 10% rule but if you in for long run great!!! afford and now use dollar averag cost
I have a rollover IRA, which is from my previous employer...I wanted to know if i have the same tax advantages as a ROTH IRA if i were to buy REITS in this Rollover Ira?
You wouldn’t have to pay taxes on the dividends each year as it grows but later on when you take the money out at retirement age, you’d pay the taxes then.
Some reits and mreits I like and long are: DX, ADC, LTC, SLG(this one is more risky and New York Reit), Good and Land are interesting as well. I'm thinking of buying $PSA at 300 usd for its $3.00 dividend(it goes ex div march 14 payable march 30th), wish EQIX was cheaper its nearly $717 a share. This makes me wonder what is the most expensive stock that pays out a dividend?
I don’t have any reits at the moment but I have questions. What do you think I like (o) but some one mention me (VNQ) etf. I want to start investing on one of these on my Roth IRA?
@@NolanGouveia thank you Professor G. I am going to start buying into my Roth IRA. Will also keep adding VOO, SCHD and SCHG. These are my only 3 ETFS I’m buying in my Roth IRA.
With passive income from dividends, is it better to have several ETFs decent amount of shares or one or two with huge amount of shares? I’m just starting out investing and like the idea of passive income but not sure if I should just keep throwing money at schd or look into others with good dividends like some of these reits
Thanks a lot professor. I really appreciate all the knowledge you share. Been a follower for a while and learnt a lot. Speaking of Reit, can you please look into BRSP and share your thoughts. Thanks in advance.
I love reits but for a gamble I bought mcoa.. too much potential if management changes or some other buyer wants to own the best name ( literally) in the game.
Hi professor! Love your content and have been watching alot of them lately. I want to start buying some ETFs but recently came across a term that overseas buyers of US funds will get 30 percent of dividends withheld. Would you still recommend these funds to overseas buyers like me ?
I’d suggest continuing to search around for stuff that isn’t taxed as much but if it’s the best you can find then 30% isn’t the worst since it’s only a tax on the gain
Thanks for the great review and summary of REITs! Although you briefly mentioned it in Con 2, I don’t like how O has been so heavily diluting shareholder value by issuing so many new shares to raise capital.
Who is investing in REITS for passive income?!
I like O and VNQ
I'm not yet but VNQ is on my watchlist
Hi, you think 4% is great? LoL, come on.. Check out TWO ticket and Annaly, that’s where the real passive dividend start to build up.. 💰
I've owned $O Realty Income since 1996 & IMO the gold standard of REITS. Best of the best. One of the few reit dividend aristocrats. It's raised its dividend every year for 27 consecutive years through good times & bad times. And it pays monthly...nice for someone retired.
Two other great ones (not mentioned) are Agree Realty ADC & MAIN.
Very very good points! I need to look more at MAIN, I’ve heard that one a lot recently
@professor g
I also own Main Street Capital & really rock solid dividend payout & capital appreciation. And monthy payout too!
@@stevedancause1329 🙌🏢
I love MAIN as well but it's not technically a REIT
MAIN is a better option then O
I have Realty Income (O) and just bought into Public Storage (PSA). PSA recently increased the dividend by 50%. I’m liking (VICI) and may pick some up soon. I like being able to invest in REITs and not have to manage any function of the property and have liquidity any time I want to deplore my capital elsewhere with the click of a mouse.
Definitely a great feature!
Watching Judge Judy made me not want to deal with long term tenants ever!
What app do you use to invest? Im scared to put 15k+ in just robinhood..
@@tanyliarubio6925 I use Schwab and am really happy with it as a passive investor. I don't trust Robinhood either.
My favorites are Extra Space Storage, Rexford Industrial, and Cube Smart.
Hi Professor G. It would be great if you did another video of the same but for 2024 as the market has change significantly since a year ago
Good call I think I will!
1) GETTY Realty.
2) American Tower Corp
3)Realty Income Corp
4)STAG Industrial
5) MPW
6) VNQ
7) SCHH (Schwab)
8)??
VICI !
I just want to say it’s an honor to have my comment in your video 😂 glad to see you get around to the topic! 🎉 can’t wait to see what you have brewing up this year :^) Mr. G
It was an owner to (hopefully) answer your question! Thanks for the support!
Thanks for the great video. I am a viewer from Korea and I thinking about investing in O as it is the most known REITs in Korea.
Awesome! So cool that my videos reach so far :-) thanks for watching and commenting!
Absolutely love the detail of this video, a new bee to investing in reitd
Glad it was helpful!
I don’t hear a lot of people talking about VNQ. They say that even though it’s diversified, it holds a lot of positions which really drag the fund down. It’s much better to pick a few solid REIT stocks such as O.
Some other interesting REITs are EQIX, TRNO, REXR, EGP, and FR. They have all performed well over the last 5 years. Another interesting ETF that holds REITs is INDS. PLD and EXR are 2 of its top 5 holdings. It has performed well over the last 5 years.
What's FR? Doesn't show up.
Those are all standard value REIT etfs. Not high yield at all.
@TheWayoftheSith FR is First Industrial Realty Trust, Inc. If you want higher yielding REITs, then you should look into mREITs. Some interesting mREITs are ABR, NLY, AGNC, SEVN, RC, STWD, BXMT, RITM, and ARI. REM and MORT are both ETFs that hold mREITs.
Nice stock vlog! Great presentation with cogent analysis. I am a new subscriber to your channel.
Amazing thank you so much!
Thankyou so much for making this! I was wondering about REITs
Any time! Thanks for watching
Have to enjoy REIT investing during a high inflationary period, Realty Income is my go to followed by STAG!
Nice picks!
I really like O Realty Income
Me too!
Same!
What is the best REIT ETF and how do I and should I include one into the 3 ETF portfolio in a Roth IRA?
Hi Professor G. Where should a REIT be allocated in a portfolio? Not sure it is part of the dividend section or just a small section on its own.
It kind of is on it’s on but I throw it in the dividend section overall
MPW, STAG, O, PLD, United Rentals, Toll brothers
Solid solid solid!
Cheers. GTY and SCHH were new to me! I currently hold small long positions in MPW, GIPR (newish), GNL (bought Oct) AMT, STAG and VNQ. I am looking to start opening positions in OHI, DLR, VICI in the next 3-9 months. In 6-9 months I might look into mREITs too since I suspect the Fed hikes will be over by then. :)
Thanks for the videos. I play them with my 12yo so they can learn how I am setting up their college savings account. :)
Great ideas!! And that’s so awesome that you involve your kids so they can learn as well! Such a blessing
Its worse here, our economy is like a flailing fish, fighting for its life. The normal state of the U.S. economy is actually very bad. Because of this it goes into convulsive spasms fighting to grow any way it can out of desperation. Tricks, gimmicks, rule changes try to stimulate the economy and prevent it from falling but they only bring temporary relief to people since, when you factor in inflation we are declining.
Inflation is gradually going to become part of us and due to that fact any money you keep in cash or in a low-interest account declines in value each year. Investing is the only way to make your money grow and unless you have an exceptionally high income, investing is the only way most people will ever have enough money to retire.
Inflation is gradually going to become part of us and due to that fact any money you keep in cash or in a low-interest account declines in value each year. Investing is the only way to make your money grow and unless you have an exceptionally high income, investing is the only way most people will ever have enough money to retire.
Angela Lynn Schilling is her name. She is regarded as a genius in her area and works for Empower Financial Services. She’s quite known in her field, look-her up.
I just looked her up on the web and I would say she really has an impressive background in investing. I will write her an email shortly.
i like O, EXR, PSA, VICI
Hey Professor ! Can you do an update with your opinion on MPW?
Good overview of reits. Hold O, STAG, and VICI. Just started adding PINE, a small nnn reit with a great portfolio of properties. Could be fun to check it out.
Sweet I’ll check it out!
Not the Professor G I was looking for, but great video! Thanks for sharing!
What do you mean not the professor G you were looking for? Thanks for watching!
Great video as always! Thanks Professor G!
You could also look into mREITs to diversify. Some interesting mREITs are ABR, NLY, AGNC, SEVN, RC, STWD, BXMT, RITM, and ARI. REM and MORT are both ETFs that hold mREITs. KBWD is an ETF that holds REITs and BDCs. There are also some CEFs that hold REITs like RLTY, RQI, and RFI. RNP holds REITs and preferred stocks.
Excellent selection. Thanks for doing the research!
Happy to help where I can!
I have a lot of REITs in my portfolio and I have to say that I really like to have one or two with a super high dividend. Sure they often have some downsides because nothing in this world is for free but AGNC is one of my fav REITs for example. I also have ARMOUR Residentials, Global Net Lease and Orchid Island in my portfolio but they seem to not perform that great. I think a high dividend is a good compensation for the slower growth of REITs compared to normal stock.
If I hold SCHH in taxable account.. as an ETF is it taxed the same as if I had single stock like O ? Thanks.
I think dividend stock investing will economically win in the long run due to share dilution as mentioned, but O holds a percentage of my roth ira portfolio as it has solid dividend growth history and prospects and in a roth ira the tax issue w reits do not apply. I think O is a good match to paying monthly bills in retirement w a monthly cash flow.
New subscriber here interested in the healthcare REITS, specifically Welltower Inc. thanks much.
my man !! great information!!
Thanks man!!
I have 0, and its at a great price now.......I'm going to buy more this week. Great company, stable, good dividend, and very safe. Really good company for people who are ready to retire.......please tell me what you think!!
Yes realty income is great!!
what’s ur thoughts on gladestone commercial (good is the ticker )
I don’t have much of an opinion as I haven’t dived deep enough. What are your thoughts on it?
@@NolanGouveia As of right now i’ve been watch them same with the gladestone land. both seem to be pretty stable and provide a decent monthly dividend. Gladestone from what i’ve found is owned by vanguard. I have a small amount of land but am just now looking into reits for my portfolio and found your video.
Reits specially health care Reits declined a lot recently. Is it good time to buy now?
All real estate is down pretty hard right now so it is a nice little sale!
Just started investing. Love your videos. Currently have AMT, VICI and SCHH. AMT is in ROTH. Heard mixed views on O.
Nice! Thanks for watching. Looks like a great group of holdings!
sold half of O. not that good.
Hi Professor G, what do you think about Fundrise as an additional way to invest in Real Estate.
Just look out for higher fees
Have you ever searched business development companies as well for a little more income boost? Would like a video on them.
I own MAIN and GAIN bboth
Favorite REIT is VICI they own Vegas casinos and also Canadian casinos. Not like Caesars Palace is going anywhere any time soon
Yes they do!
I’ve been purchasing O and WPC
I like it!
Reality income love it
🙌🙌📈🏢
Thanks! was super helpful. I think I would still want to invest in REITS as well as physical. I DO like the idea of not having to be bothered with tenants or repairs. I wonder what the "cost" (time, stress so on) of that really is ....?
For sure. It’s a mental cost 🫠🤣
my tenant is an ass. can't wait to kickem out. lol
I own one rental property, and I'm looking into possibly investing into REITS as well. I'm still on my first set of tenants, but I did my research in the buying process, found a place I knew I'd love living in, and then vetted tenants like crazy. Ended up with great tenants, so it's been a great investment so far. But I know that could change with one bad tenant.
Being a landlord is overrated
I’m holding mpw glad to see you mention it 📈
📈🙌
Why buy an individual reit compared to an index fund or etf that includes all of them ??? I currently have a Cohen & Steers Real Estate fund in my work 457 plan. I'm also aware of how good "O" is.
Nice ya I really like O
I am thinking on buying GSBD
I started a position in FREL which has SCHH beat by .01% and XLRE which has a pretty low expense ratio. Both are in a Roth IRA. I also have O in my IRA. I have a tiny fraction in CCI and AMT in a taxable account.
Nice! I like it!
do the profit percentages include the reinvesting of dividends?
Yes
what you think, over a long period of time, would a high yield saving account with 5.0% better than REIT which pays 5.0% dividend yield.
What do you mean about VNQ paying it's dividends differently? Can you give an example?
Hi there! Look up “qualified dividends vs ordinary dividends” and then also just research VNQ dividend payout
@@NolanGouveia Ok thanks. I understand the way it's taxed. I'm just confused about when you said they're a combination of dividend income, return of capital, and capital gains.
@@yospa5074 oh yes just go to the actual info page and read more about how the dividend is paid, it’s a lot of info to explain here
Since we are hitting 2024 recession and more turmoil, what do you recommend for passive income?
Professor what do you think about the ETF portfolio 60% VOO 20% SCHD and 20% VNQ ? Monthly contribution 6000$…
I like that! Adds in that real estate
Any thoughts on ABR? Thanks for all the great videos. 👍
You’re welcome! I’ll have to look in to that one for the next vid!
I have 2 in mine
WP Carey and better choose OHI instead of MPW
I have been a landlords for years and was lucky so far with my tenants ( to some extent), but I'm also very hands-on and technical. Still spent a lot of $$$$ on repair. The ROI has been great due to the location of my property, but I'm starting to think whether or not I should sell the property and invest some of the ROI into Voo among other Etfs as I do with my other investment and Reit/ETF are not a bad ideas.
Watching this in January 2024. Realty Income Group's holdings concern me. Drug stores, convenience stores, dollar stores, Home Depot -- all of these stores have been hit really hard by the crime in our cities. Drug stores and convenience stores are closing b/c of daily shoplifting and other theft issues. Home Depot is dealing with out of control shoplifting. In my neighborhood, we've had several drug stores pack up and leave - CVS, Rite Aid, etc. because of daily shoplifting. I'm wondering what O's current occupancy rate is, given this trend.
Hi - Great video. My favourite REIT ETF is MORT. It has a large dividend of 11%.
Thank you! I’ll have to check out MORT!
While looking at REITs I found the ITB ETF, I have been investing in ITB since.
Very informative
Thank you!
Thank you so much for this research! I’m still undecided about REITS, with high interest rates 🤷♀️
I definitely see that predicament for sure!
Great video as always, thank you Professor G!
@@chadj6380 thank you!
Hello sir. I got a question for you, would it be dumb to have both of those reits on my portfolio like SCHH and VNQ as there could well be an overlap?
You don’t need both, I’d just pick either or
@@NolanGouveia okay 👍 ty
What is your take in life insurance? Short and long term from the investment perspective? To use long term for tax purposes? Can you talk about that? Thank you I looooooove your videos
This is a good idea! I’ll start working on something 😀 thank you so much for the support and for the comment!
@@NolanGouveia I really love your videos!!! I like your reasoning and your research…
Yes a lot of people says that long term insurance is a way for your investment to grow tax free but it’s really a good idea? 🧐…
Life insurance is not an investment. It’s insurance in the event you die
Hi Prof G, Thanks for the valuable insights but may I know your opinion about EXR and IRM?
Just invested into KRC
Awesome!
How safe are they did they do good during COVID or in hard times did they continue to show profit etc...
Some of them did better during covid (STAG) as retailers needed massive wear houses quick. A lot of these bigger ones do well during market downturns as they have long term commercial contracts with big companies, but some do get hurt
Interested in the ones you mentioned in your video and the ones that did well in spite of the market downtown in your video can you name them
MPW has some nice premium for selling covered calls too. Sell a 30 day out the next dollar up, say a $13. Nice return if called. If not called away, do it again to reduce basis in the stock. Rinse- repeat. Interest rate increases may hit these a bit on earnings.
I agree
@@NolanGouveia I do that on JEPI as well. Collect an additional $30ish every month per 100 owned. Buy more JEPI or use it to buy other stock, diversify a little bit. It adds up.
@@Rob-db4cc ya that def adds up! Nice work
Hello!!! Is there a video about earning weekly dividends every month with stocks and REITs?
What do you think of fsrnx compared to these etfs?
Thanks for the useful content! I am looking for information on tax for investors outside the US, any pointers would be useful.
I have three REITs. AGNC pays 14.16% dividend yield. DX pays 11.78% yield and EPR pays 7.78%. All pay monthly. Also own VZ stick which pays a current 7.74% dividend yield. Why would I not invest in these stocks instead? I never need the investment principal and the income on my approximately 900k position is about 90k a year. I am retired and don’t need money I need income. So this part of my portfolio is doing its job well. Is there a reason I should change?
How's your principle doing? 😅
Why not invest in something like jepi Jepq or Svol?
Just watched your video and I want to purchase 300 shares of SCHH but hold it for 10 years. Would you recommend me leaving it in a regular brokerage account or put it into my Roth
I was wondering the exact same thing! Thanks 👍🏼
Since the dividend is an ordinary income dividend, I like it in a ROTH better but then you don’t get those dividends until retirement age
Love VICI and STAG
Super solid!
How do you feel about MPW right now?
Thanks
I bought 1000 shares of MPW today. I don’t think it’s risky, I think it’s currently cheap.
Wow that’s a big buy!
I looked at MPW and I think it has way, way too much debt.
why ? lump sum good luck i can afford 1000 shares as well but if i am "betting" stock will go up and sell it!! 10% rule but if you in for long run great!!! afford and now use dollar averag cost
What do you think about mort ETF? Thank you
I need to dive deeper on that one. Do you own MORT?
I've been seriously considering
Great information in your videos. Thank you
@@adventureaudiodne1444 thank you I appreciate it! I’ll look in to that etf soon
I have O, VICI, and STAG…so far
Super solid ones!
VICI has been the only one of my holdings that has stayed in the green the last couple of years
Ya interesting for sure
Realty income
Definitely a solid one!
Farmland and Lamar reits are good to add
This dividend yield you mention
Is it monthly, quarterly or yearly
Most are quarterly but it depends on the REIT/stock.
I have a rollover IRA, which is from my previous employer...I wanted to know if i have the same tax advantages as a ROTH IRA if i were to buy REITS in this Rollover Ira?
You wouldn’t have to pay taxes on the dividends each year as it grows but later on when you take the money out at retirement age, you’d pay the taxes then.
Thanks Professor G, also sorry one more question am I able to convert this rollover ira into a roth ?
Some reits and mreits I like and long are: DX, ADC, LTC, SLG(this one is more risky and New York Reit), Good and Land are interesting as well. I'm thinking of buying $PSA at 300 usd for its $3.00 dividend(it goes ex div march 14 payable march 30th), wish EQIX was cheaper its nearly $717 a share. This makes me wonder what is the most expensive stock that pays out a dividend?
Interesting! Ya I wonder what that is
Everybody seem to love Realty income.
It’s just so solid especially long term
Thanks! Do you currently invest in any of the REITs / ETFs you mentioned? Love the videos!
Yes! My favorites are SCHD, VOO, SCHG, QQQM
How about Prologis PLD? Did had a change to look into?
I did look at that one but left it off this time. Do you like that one?
Do they pay monthly or yearly?
Most are monthly
@@NolanGouveia
What was the name of the app you used to invest and does is also work for europe people?
I don’t have any reits at the moment but I have questions. What do you think I like (o) but some one mention me (VNQ) etf. I want to start investing on one of these on my Roth IRA?
I like both of those a lot!
@@NolanGouveia thank you Professor G. I am going to start buying into my Roth IRA. Will also keep adding VOO, SCHD and SCHG. These are my only 3 ETFS I’m buying in my Roth IRA.
AGNC??
With passive income from dividends, is it better to have several ETFs decent amount of shares or one or two with huge amount of shares? I’m just starting out investing and like the idea of passive income but not sure if I should just keep throwing money at schd or look into others with good dividends like some of these reits
That’s really up to each individual investor but for me I’ve found it less stressful to only worry about a few. So that’s my choice!
Thanks a lot professor. I really appreciate all the knowledge you share. Been a follower for a while and learnt a lot. Speaking of Reit, can you please look into BRSP and share your thoughts. Thanks in advance.
Thanks for the feedback! I’ll take a look!
I have MPW, and O!!!
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Are dividend etfs are best for those who with small money and looking for growth?
They are best to get you exposure to many companies which will keep you diversified and bring down risk
I love reits but for a gamble I bought mcoa.. too much potential if management changes or some other buyer wants to own the best name ( literally) in the game.
I’ll have to look in to that one
I invest in REITS inside my HSA
Awesome! Which ones?
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so the question is, do you pay taxes on schh etf dividend like you would on reits?
Yes it would still be ordinary dividends
REIT is good for ROTH IRA at maybe 10% of portfolio.
Sure!
@@NolanGouveia good time to buy VNQ now at $83/share.
Hi professor! Love your content and have been watching alot of them lately. I want to start buying some ETFs but recently came across a term that overseas buyers of US funds will get 30 percent of dividends withheld. Would you still recommend these funds to overseas buyers like me ?
I’d suggest continuing to search around for stuff that isn’t taxed as much but if it’s the best you can find then 30% isn’t the worst since it’s only a tax on the gain
Can’t go wrong with O that’s for sure
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VICI, STOR, SPG
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I would love to hear your opinion on QYLD.
Totally random, I know it is not a REIT, lol.
Ask and you shall receive :-)
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@@NolanGouveia Nice, thanks!
Thanks for the great review and summary of REITs!
Although you briefly mentioned it in Con 2, I don’t like how O has been so heavily diluting shareholder value by issuing so many new shares to raise capital.