Types of REITS | Private REITs vs Public REITs
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1) A REIT it is a real estate investment trust. A real estate investment trust is a trust that is organized, and that owns real estate. They own either commercial, residential or industrial.
Regardless, they own real estate and its owned through a trust.
2) The units of a public REIT trade on an exchange and those units are liquid. They're merchantable and they trade daily with millions and millions of shares being bought and sold depending on the company.
The public REIT trades on an exchange and produces very tax efficient income.
3) The REITs generate what's called return of capital or ROC income, because they're allowed to depreciate the value of their building.
There are favorable tax advantages to REITs. The cashflow that is generated by REITs ends up being very tax efficient.
4) Most of the time it's almost all tax free. It's tax free in the year you collect it and you're effectively deferring your tax bill down the line. When you eventually do sell or when your adjusted cost base (ACB) has gone to zero, you then would crystallize a gain on the REIT and that will become a capital gain.
Not only are you not paying any tax today, you're also deferring it to a later date. When you are selling it, you are converting it to a capital gain, which is a much more favorable tax outcome than income.
A capital gain is taxed at half the value of income.
Hypothetically, if you buy a REIT for $10 dollars, depreciate it to zero over time and you sell it for $20 dollars, you have a cap gain of $20 dollars.
You only pay tax on 10 of those 20 dollars. This leads to a very favorable tax situation. REITs have generally been slow growth & high-income producing vehicles.
They're generally less volatile with less of a Beta and less of a correlation to the stock market than your typical TSX or Dow Jones industrial stock. It's super tax efficient and usually has a steadier pace than the typical stock.
5) Private REIT
does not trade on an exchange.
A private REIT remains a real estate investment trust, usually it will be sold by offering memorandum.
It’s typically for accredited investors only, meaning you need to meet a minimum amount of income and a minimum amount of assets.
Generally, it's going to be around the $250,000 annual income range and either the 1 million dollar liquid or 5 million in total assets.
The reason they require you to be an accredited investor is because there's a concept in the investment world where if you're a sophisticated investor and have accumulated wealth, you don't need as much protection from the regulators as the typical consumer.
6) Private REITs sell units but differently than the public REITs.
They do not trade daily, which will generally mean that your volatility is dramatically reduced. Usually, the private REITs are evaluated or are valued quarterly. Some are monthly, some are quarterly.
If our properties are worth $10 a share today, $10 a share will be the value on your statement in three months. If they're worth $10 and 10 cents a share, that will be the value on your statements and generally they will not move for that entire period.
Now, liquidity is also a factor that you need to consider here. The public REITs are simple. You put in a stock trade today, you sell, you get your money in three days.
Normally, on the private REIT side, liquidity is different. It's not T plus two days. You don't get your money in two days or three days.
It's either monthly, quarterly or even annual liquidity. You get slightly less liquidity with a private REIT. Liquidity means the opportunity to sell your units and convert to cash.
7) On the private side, the reason why they’re for accredited investors only is because they likely don’t need as much liquidity. For the most part, they can take longer positions and have a stronger balance sheet in place.
They move very little quarterly and they pay their income. The income is again, ridiculously tax efficient and it just makes a ton of sense for a retiree or anyone who owns assets in a Corp. or who's got a tax problem and wants to keep their tax burden low.
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Thank you so much Rob, this video explained it well for me..
Would you say a private investor who consolidated all of his income generating assets in a private REIT, the sole purpose of him creating this private reit who his company is the sole shareholder of this private reit, would you say his sole reason would be taxation advantages ? or would you say there could be another reason for ?
once again thank you for this amazing video
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It sounds like you are comparing a private REIT to creating your own real estate corporation. When it comes to reviewing your options and what gives you the best advantages, we work with our clients to undercover these opportunities and coordinate with your tax and legal professionals to implement changes if need be.
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Do you provide consultant or mentorship to help us establish our first REITs with international investors group in USA ?
I have them both - moving to 100% private as I near retirement
Thanks for watching Ron!
I'm looking at diversifying from crypto and get into private REITs
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Jasper! Thanks for watching. I’m not quite sure if I understand your question. Feel free to elaborate further.
Thank you for the information.
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