By Garrett Baldwin, Executive Producer, Money Morning - • Print | Email
Right now, the market has mispriced one of the top REITs to buy.
This company is poised to report earnings in February, and smart investors should scoop up the stock before earnings and before it pays its next dividend.
Not only will you benefit from the distinct tax advantages offered by this REIT, the probability that its stock price will appreciate throughout 2020 is high according to our proprietary Money Morning Stock VQScore™ system.
By Jamie Dlugosch, Guest Writer, Money Morning - • Print | Email
REITs (or real estate investment trusts) are the gift that keep on giving.
In a world of historically low interest rates, high-dividend REITs have been extremely popular.
Last year, REITs soared along with the rest of the market. And they also offered much higher dividend yields than other asset classes.
It's impossible to predict what the markets will do in 2020, but collecting solid dividend payments will continue to be a winning strategy.
And these five dividend payers are your best bet...
By Money Morning News Team, Money Morning - • Print | Email
With interest rates now as low as 1.75% and likely to remain in that range for the foreseeable future, the robust dividend yields on real estate investment trusts (REITs) are looking very attractive.
That’s why, today, we’re bringing you the best REIT to buy for 2020.
By Garrett Baldwin, Executive Producer, Money Morning - • Print | Email
If you're like me, you like to purchase things when they are on sale.
You'll load up on hamburger meat and freeze some when you can buy two pounds for the price of one…
You search for bargains online during the holiday season because one website sells the product you want for less…
Or you wait around for something you really want to buy – that no one else is purchasing – and watch the price drop and drop until you get it on the cheap.
That same pattern holds for stocks.
By Jamie Dlugosch, Guest Writer, Money Morning - • Print | Email
There's no doubt that 2019 was the year of the REIT.
Three Federal Reserve rate cuts have left interest rates incredibly low, between 1.5% and 1.75% as we head toward 2020.
Any REIT with stable cash flow was bought and bought hard in 2019.
That's left many REITs overpriced as we head into 2020.
By Jamie Dlugosch, Guest Writer, Money Morning - • Print | Email
Twenty nineteen was a great year for stocks.
Nearly all sectors and types of equities, including REIT's soared in the last 12 months.
But that's thanks the Fed's low interest rate regime.
Not only have income investors been left out in the cold, but the stock market's surge could sputter in 2020.
That's why I want REITs in my portfolio right now...
By Money Morning News Team, Money Morning - • Print | Email
REITs offer two benefits to income-seeking investors – stock appreciation and yield income.
If you pick the right REIT, the stock's share price could outperform the broader market and net you incredible gains.
REITs with high yields will pay steady income for you to bank or reinvest.
That income can often double or even triple the bond market's rate at any given moment.
You don't want to miss out on the dividend yield of this REIT that is about to skyrocket.
By Garrett Baldwin, Executive Producer, Money Morning - • Print | Email
Today, I’m going to unpack the top REIT tapping into one of the biggest demographic and economic trends in the U.S. economy.
You see, the ongoing boom for medical housing and the rising demand for real estate from the medical and life science industries has one healthcare REIT set up for mouthwatering returns…
It pays a 4.4% dividend and could easily see its unit price increase by 51% over the next year…
It pays a 4.4% dividend and could easily see its unit price increase by 51% over the next year...
By Jamie Dlugosch, Guest Writer, Money Morning - • Print | Email
It's highly unlikely interest rates move higher anytime soon.
That continues to mean REITs are the best game in town for those looking to add income to their portfolio.
What type of REIT will do best in the current environment?
My bet is on multifamily housing. Here's our top REIT to buy before 2020.
By Garrett Baldwin, Executive Producer, Money Morning - • Print | Email
If you're living on a fixed income – a 10-year bond rate under 2% isn't going to do much for your money, given the rate of inflation sits at 1.8% in the United States.
Instead, you should look at real estate investment trusts (REITs).
These alternative vehicles produce gobs of cash thanks to their rental activities, higher appreciation upside due to increasing real estate demand, and favorable tax benefits to their unitholders.
Today, I'm going to uncover a REIT that pays a 5% dividend yield and could quickly surge 60% in value by this time next year.
