By Jamie Dlugosch, Guest Writer, Money Morning - • Print | Email
With interest rates at historically low levels and likely going lower, REITs are paying attractive dividends. In fact, they pay the type of dividends that used to be available in the bond market.
While a 5% dividend won’t get you all the way to easy street, it is a far cry from the 1.5% Treasury yields pay right now.
And 5% is what the best REIT available today pays investors who buy the stock now.
By Tim Melvin, Special Situation Strategist, Money Morning - • Print | Email
The United Kingdom's decision to leave the European Union – "Brexit" – is a red-hot vortex of uncertainty. British politics, society, and of course, business are all up in the air right now – and have been since the referendum in June 2016.
The UK has a general election next month that may very well determine how or even if Brexit happens. Beyond Brexit, all parties are making big promises to the electorate, to boot, the cost of which could be an additional drag on the world's sixth largest economy.
Investors, as we all know, hate uncertainty. Personally, I could never figure out why. All that chaos is like catnip for me; the bargains can be unbelievable.
Right now, for instance, some of the most prestigious, expensive real estate on Earth is trading at unthinkably cheap prices; double-digit gains are practically built in.
Here's where I think the best value is… Full Story
Here's where I think the best value is... Full Story
By Garrett Baldwin, Executive Producer, Money Morning - • Print | Email
Real estate is the top-performing asset of the last two decades.
And it's one of the best assets to own in a period of low-interest rates.
With the Dow and S&P 500 sitting near record highs, a run on real estate is about to ensue once again.
Private equity and other Wall Street giants are building multibillion-dollar firms with one focus: to buy real estate assets that generate income and can push to new record levels.
One of the best ways to tap into the sector is through real estate investment trusts (REITs).
These publicly traded vehicles offer a stable dividend and incredible upside.
By Money Morning News Team, Money Morning - • Print | Email
Investors looking for a high return on investment should look into the real estate sector.
Specifically, check out real estate investment trusts (REITs).
Our top REIT offers a dividend yield of more than 10%, which is significantly more than the average S&P 500 yield…
In fact, it's as much as an 8% difference.
By Jamie Dlugosch, Guest Writer, Money Morning - • Print | Email
Investing in REITs has the double benefit of stock appreciation combined with income.
In most cases that income doubles or even triples the going rate in the bond market.
Why there hasn't been a flood of cash into REITs is beyond me.
In the day after the Fed's last policy statement, the overall market dropped while REITs stood pat.
Some even appreciated in value. If you don't own REITs in your portfolio today, especially in your search for income, you should.
This week, the Money Morning Stock VQScore system unveiled another REIT to buy now.
And this one pays a solid dividend over 5%.
By Money Morning News Team, Money Morning - • Print | Email
The recent cut in interest rates has investors looking at high-dividend stocks.
And the best of these right now are real estate investment trusts (REITs).
In fact, our top REIT today offers a 6.23% dividend.
Not only that, but some REITs offer potential price appreciation along with their high yields.
So today's best REIT an offer great returns to investors on top of a solid dividend.
By Money Morning Staff Reports, Money Morning - • Print | Email
REITs are known for their high dividends.
But what high-yielding REITs are worth your investment?
Our financial experts at Money Morning put together a list of our recommended high-yielding REITs!
By Garrett Baldwin, Executive Producer, Money Morning - • Print | Email
To find the best REIT to buy now, I use something called the Money Morning Stock VQScore™.
This proprietary system tracks the most profitable REITs on the market and assigns each a score from 0 to 4.9.
That rating tells you whether shares are a "Buy," "Hold," or a "Sell."
The higher the score, the better. It also tells you which REITs could soon break out because EPS is rising, and demand for shares is picking up.
Let's unpack the top REIT (which pays an 8% dividend) to buy for November.
By Money Morning Staff Reports, Money Morning - • Print | Email
Curious if REITs could be a good investment for you?
We'll break down everything you need to know to make a smart investing decision.
Read more about how REITs can prove to be a sound investment from the financial experts at Money Morning.
By Jamie Dlugosch, Guest Writer, Money Morning - • Print | Email
Huge dividends and appreciation from simple supply/demand factors make REITs extremely attractive today.
With the underlying construct of the market and economy unlikely to change in the near future, REITs offer a safe haven likely to last for the next few years.
And the timing is perfect…
Two new REITs have just received our highest Money Morning Stock VQScore ratings.
